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The first chapters of Scripture reveal a God who made sexuality core to the human experience—and indeed, the way that Adam and Eve would “fill the earth and subdue ...
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Testimony
How a French Atheist Becomes a Theologian
Inside my own revolution.
Guillaume Bignon|
español
From Her.meneutics
‘Jane the Virgin’ Pokes Serious Holes Through Our Reasons to Wait
What a goofy CW comedy gets right about abstinence.
Alicia Cohn|
From Her.meneutics
Not All Vulnerability Is Brave
We don’t have to expose our deepest secrets with every speech and blog post.
Katelyn Beaty|
Interview
Hope for Women in Hell
Rescued from the sex trade, Anny Donewald now seeks to rescue others.
Interview by R.M. Stone|
News
Gordon College Studies Same-Sex Behavior Ban Amid Accreditation Questions
School says "period of discernment" focused on pastoral response, not changing conduct policy.
Ruth Moon |
From Her.meneutics
When Missions Opportunities Aren’t Pretty
The topics that make us uncomfortable can spur the church to action.
Jo Anne Lyon, with Andrea Summers|
A Voice for the Sinned-Against, Part 2
Ministry to survivors of sexual abuse
Saleama A. Ruvalcaba|
A Voice for the Sinned-Against, Part 1
Ministry to survivors of sexual abuse
Saleama A. Ruvalcaba |
From Her.meneutics
How Natural Family Planning Shaped My View of Sex
A more intensive method of birth control reminded me that it’s God who’s in control.
Liuan Huska|
From Her.meneutics
The Staying Power of Emotional Abuse
Yes, I had my virginity, but I lost my connection to my humanity.
Sabrina Hardy, guest writer|
From Her.meneutics
So Much More to Sex than 'Fifty Shades'
Society overlooks true intimacy when we idolize the pleasure of steamy sex.
Kim Gaines Eckert, guest writer|
Speaking Out
What We Talk About When We Talk About 'Birth Control'
Meaningful debate requires us to define the terms of discussion.
Karen Swallow Prior|
News
Gordon College Loses City Contract, Gets Accreditation Scrutiny
President Michael Lindsay among 26 CCCU presidents urging an exemption clause in pending executive order.
Kate Tracy|
From Her.meneutics
Good Sex Comes to Those Who Wait?
Hook-up sex v. married sex: A warning about incentivizing abstinence with personal pleasure.
Courtney Reissig|
CT Pastors
Amy Sherman: Secular Jobs Don't Make Second-Class Christians
The way we talk about the workplace can determine the way we disciple our congregation.
Book Review
Why ‘God and the Gay Christian’ Is Wrong About the Bible and Same-Sex Relationships
Matthew Vines rehashes older arguments for a modern audience. But those arguments still don’t square with Scripture.
Christopher Yuan|
CT Pastors
From Youth Minister to Felon
An article we never should have published.
Marshall Shelley and Harold B. Smith|
From Her.meneutics
When We Close Our Wombs
Christian women face difficult decisions over sterilization.
Suzanne Burden, guest writer |
From Her.meneutics
An Open Letter to Male Virgins
Despite what society says, our identity does not rely on our sexual status.
Anna Broadway|
From Her.meneutics
Daddy Dearest: How Purity Culture Can Turn Fathers into Idols
Our pledges belong to the Heavenly Father, not our earthly ones.
Gina Dalfonzo|

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