Sherrae Phelps and Dr. Finlayson-Fife recorded a timely and thoughtful conversation about navigating your sexual identity as a teen and what role parents can play in that process. Listen to hear more about...

- Normal development in the highly vulnerable and impressionable time of teenage years
- How parents can help their children be thoughtful and honest as they sort out their sexual identity
- How to navigate your relationship with the church when you have an LGBTQ child
- How to demonstrate to your child that you can handle difficult conversations and that you are a good resource for them
- How love expands our understanding of truth

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