Conversations about sex, sexuality, and the meaning of marriage continue to captivate millennial Christians. They want to know when they should or shouldn’t have sex, when they should and shouldn’t marry, and how they should wade through the mysterious and murky waters surrounding sexual orientation and gender. [tweetable]When it comes to Christians and sex, difficult questions abound and pat answers have proven inadequate.[/tweetable]
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In this video podcast, RNS National Correspondent Sarah Pulliam Bailey and I discuss how some Christians are currently discussing these issues right now. We also sit down with John Mark Comer, author of “Loveology: God. Love. Marriage. Sex. And the Never-Ending Story of Male and Female,” says sex is not just “play for grown-ups,” as many think about it, but a “joining of body and soul…in self-giving love.”
Here we raise many of the difficult questions many Christians are asking. Watch our conversation and then join it by leaving comments below.
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
“The American family is making a comeback” – Michael Wear, The Atlantic
“Why same-sex marriage is expected to heat up this election among evangelicals” – Sarah Pulliam Bailey, Religion News Service
“Was ‘Christianity Today’ justified in rejecting this controversial ad?” – Jonathan Merritt, Religion News Service