Laurie Krieg

Laurie Krieg, Director of Parent Programs & Discipleship at The Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender, shares her insights on discussing sexuality with young children. She emphasizes a proactive, gospel-centered approach that reframes traditional methods. Krieg highlights strategies for navigating conversations on marriage and purpose, encouraging inclusivity and understanding. She also addresses the urgent need for early education about sexual topics, particularly in light of children's exposure to pornography. Overall, Laurie advocates for open dialogue to empower kids in their understanding of sexuality.

Laurie Krieg, Director of Parent Programs & Discipleship at The Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender, dives into the challenges of discussing Christian sexuality with young children. She shares practical strategies for age-appropriate conversations and emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive atmosphere. Laurie also highlights the need for parents to focus on a gospel-centered approach while discussing sexuality and relationships. The conversation covers the balance between protection and exposure in education, reaffirming parents' critical role in their children's spiritual development.

Laurie Krieg, president of Impossible Ministries, discusses celibate partnerships, handling criticism, and responses to Christopher Yuan and Rosaria Butterfield. They explore same-sex attraction, the gospel's perspective on relationships, and navigating pushback with grace.

Laurie Krieg, a Christian writer focused on gospel-centered sexuality, and her husband, Matt, a licensed therapist specializing in sexuality, join the discussion. They explore how to replace purity culture's shame with a theology of flourishing. They emphasize the importance of being a child's 'anchoring bias' in conversations about tough topics like pornography and identity. The Kriegs also introduce their upcoming video series, which covers essential parenting topics, and stress the significance of approaching children with grace and curiosity.

Dr. Preston Sprinkle, a New York Times bestselling author and president of the Center for Faith, Sexuality & Gender, teams up with Laurie Krieg, director of Parent Programs and co-author on parenting resources. They discuss navigating sexuality in a broken culture, emphasizing proactive, age-appropriate conversations for kids. They explore reframing life purpose beyond marriage, affirming both marriage and singleness as valid vocations. The importance of modeling love and resilience in the face of cultural challenges is also highlighted, offering practical tools for parents.