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If conversations about sex feel awkward, where do we go from here? The answer isn’t silence. Nor is it louder arguments or stronger opinions. What we need are better conversations—conversations shaped by truth, grace, humility, and the person of Jesus.…
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If you’ve ever felt awkward talking about sex in church, you’re not alone. For many Christians, conversations about sex and sexuality feel uncomfortable, vulnerable, or even off-limits. Yet sexuality is one of the most powerful parts of the human experience,…
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One of the most common assumptions in our culture is that freedom means having no boundaries. If no one tells me what I can or cannot do, then I must be free. But Jesus seems to suggest something very different.…
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Spend five minutes paying attention to our world and one thing becomes obvious: human beings are not indifferent toward sex. We build industries around it. We market with it. We joke about it, avoid talking about it, argue about it,…
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A lot of people hear “sexual wholeness” and think it means: Nope. Sexual wholeness isn’t perfection. It’s alignment. Alignment with God’s design.Alignment with covenant love.Alignment under the lordship of Jesus. Four Lenses That Help Us Make Sense of This When…
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If you hang around me for more than five minutes, you’re going to hear me say this a lot: Truth and grace.Always both. Because in conversations about sexuality, our posture matters as much as our convictions. What Is Truth? Truth…
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Let me say it straight: Whether we like it or not, we are being discipled in our sexuality every single day. Not just in what we believe, but in what we absorb—through social media, TV, music, advertising, YouTube, TikTok, dating…
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My mom loved the holiday season. Thanksgiving, Christmas—all of it. She was really good at celebrating, hosting, and savoring that whole stretch of the year. And as soon as Thanksgiving dishes were put away, she’d pull out the Advent calendar…
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Walking with Jesus through Same-Sex Attraction, Loneliness, and the Longing for Home I used to think that clarity would come with time. That eventually, all the questions about identity and desire and faith would just settle down into something simple—tidy,…
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Let’s just call it out: the world acts like if you’re single, you’re basically living in some kind of pre-game lobby, just waiting for your real life to start. Like marriage is the big prize and everyone else is just……
