Is your view of sexuality in marriage influenced more by secular culture than the Bible? Here’s what Christ-centered sexual ethic entails.
Not long ago, I was at my favorite coffee shop visiting with an acquaintance who is a recently married, self-professing Christian. He has a new baby girl, so I asked how his daughter was doing. He pulled out his iPad to show me a photo of her, and what …
How should Christians respond to Pride month? Should we shake our fists? Change our profile pictures in solidarity? Or maybe there’s another option?
The underlying message was that if we would abstain from sexual intercourse, we would “remain pure.” If only.
What would happen if we emphasized the positives and the beauty of sex in its proper context more than the negatives of its cheap caricature?
Although I waited until marriage to have sex, I have no doubt that it still would’ve felt great — at least physically — to do it before saying my vows.
Despite what porn advocates preach, it isn’t safe, harmless and fun. It is evil.
If you talk about it, I guarantee you’ll find other Christian men and women who are right there with you, needing prayer, encouragement and guidance to overcome the same problem.
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