Christine Colon || Why Would God Ask Singles to be Celibate?
Here are some thoughts on our first campus session with Christine Colon, Associate Professor of English at Wheaton College and co-author of […]
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Andrew Marin || Love is an Orientation
Here are some thoughts from our third, and final, campus session with Andrew Marin. I confess that I was quite ill on […]
Andrew Marin || Answering the Hard Questions About Sexual Identity
Here are some reflections on our second campus session with Andrew Marin, as a part of our Sex & the Soul week […]
Sex & the Soul Recap
As the Sex & the Soul blogathon has drawn to a close I am extremely thankful for all who contributed and participated, […]
Caring for Students Dealing with Pornography Abuse and Addiction
Pornography in various forms has been a part of human society for many centuries, from paintings and sculptures that crossed the boundaries […]
Sex’s Unexpected Consequence: Don’t Start What You Can’t Finish
On January 9, just a few days from now, it will be four years since I’ve had sexual intercourse. Since I’ve committed […]
Elevating the Conversation
The prominent dialogue between the GLBT community and the church makes me uncomfortable. I don’t think I’m alone in this, but I […]
Shame Or Grace: What Does Your Ministry Really Extend to Struggling Students?
Have you heard? Christians are judgmental. At least most of us are. And today’s young people know it. In fact, recent research […]
The problem isn’t porn: Finding a frame beyond shame
It’s 1am. My roommate is long asleep. I’ve got to finish this paper for my 8am tomorrow, actually today. I don’t know […]
The Elephant in the G-String
“They tell you sex has become a mess because it was hushed up. But for the last twenty years it has not […]