Question 1

What does the Bible actually teach about sex?

Accepted Answer

Sex is one of the places people get the most spiritually confused — partly because the church has often been louder than helpful. The Bible takes sexuality more seriously than the culture does (it's not just appetite) and more gently than the church often has (it's not the unforgivable thing). Whatever you're carrying here, you can ask honestly.

Question 2

How do I think about my own sexuality?

Accepted Answer

Sex is one of the places people get the most spiritually confused — partly because the church has often been louder than helpful. The Bible takes sexuality more seriously than the culture does (it's not just appetite) and more gently than the church often has (it's not the unforgivable thing). Whatever you're carrying here, you can ask honestly.

Question 3

Is it possible to be gay and Christian?

Accepted Answer

Sex is one of the places people get the most spiritually confused — partly because the church has often been louder than helpful. The Bible takes sexuality more seriously than the culture does (it's not just appetite) and more gently than the church often has (it's not the unforgivable thing). Whatever you're carrying here, you can ask honestly.

Question 4

How do I deal with shame around sex?

Accepted Answer

Sex is one of the places people get the most spiritually confused — partly because the church has often been louder than helpful. The Bible takes sexuality more seriously than the culture does (it's not just appetite) and more gently than the church often has (it's not the unforgivable thing). Whatever you're carrying here, you can ask honestly.

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