Christian Sexual Ethics Between the Ages
God’s designs for sex are good for us, not arbitrary constraints keeping us from having fun. We do well to communicate this truth.
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God’s designs for sex are good for us, not arbitrary constraints keeping us from having fun. We do well to communicate this truth.
God’s people are newly restored creatures, empowered to do the good God intended for all human beings when he created them.
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Contemporary culture says we should always validate feelings. But biblical wisdom requires a more nuanced approach.
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Ligon Duncan and Matt Smethurst offer pastoral wisdom for navigating controversy.
Ligon Duncan and Matt Smethurst offer pastoral wisdom for navigating controversy—urging leaders to contend for truth without becoming quarrelsome, to prioritize edification over denunciation, and to pursue unity with humility in both public and local church conflicts.
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God’s designs for sex are good for us, not arbitrary constraints keeping us from having fun. We do well to communicate this truth.
We can make up our minds to support our church’s worship—not with the goal of changing the music but of being changed through selfless singing.
Our task extends beyond calling out false gospels—we’re also called to embody the biblical truth we defend.
Divorce feels final and defeating. But our stories aren’t over yet, and divorce doesn’t have the final say. In Christ, there’s hope for the days ahead.
God’s people are newly restored creatures, empowered to do the good God intended for all human beings when he created them.
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