EZ Zwayne

But when we get out of those bounds for which it was created, we're engaging in something unnatural and something sinful.

Sex was meant to be unifying between a man and a woman.

When you're not engaging in it in that way,

then you're outside of God's bounds.

You know, I remember when we sat our kids down to have the talk.

You know, parents, when they have that talk with the kids, they're always nervous, anxious, you know, wringing the hands, shifting the eyes, you know, and kids are like, I never wanna do that, you know?

And so, but I remember before we sat down with the kids, I said to my wife, I said, honey, look, I want the kids to understand sex in light of the beautiful thing that it is.

And so it's important how we present it to them.

And so before we even sat down with them, I said, listen, kids, mom and dad want to talk to you tonight about something amazing, something beautiful, something wonderful that God created.

And, you know, they're all excited about it.

And so we sat down with them that night and we just we laid it out.

But in the beautiful context in which sex should be presented.

And their minds were clear, right?

I love the saying that talks about how a child's mind is like a warehouse full of empty shelves.

Whoever gets there first and stocks those shelves is gonna make it harder for the next person to come unstock and restock them.

And so I said, we wanna beat the world to it.

And so it's important for us to remember sex is beautiful.

It's wonderful.

It's amazing.

God made it.