6 episodes
Redeemed Sexuality Andrew A. Boa
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Conversations about sexuality can be awkward, uncomfortable, or worse—non-existent. Many of us learned how to be sexual from TV, movies, and friends rather than from mature Christian sources. What if there was a way to transform “the talk” about sex into an ongoing dialogue? This podcast gives you a simple way to enter Christ-centered conversations about sexuality. If you’re looking for deeper answers about how to follow Jesus as a sexual person, you’ve come to the right place. The Redeemed Sexuality Podcast: where sexuality meets discipleship.
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What Is Sexual Wholeness?
Will there be sex in heaven? What aspects of sexuality will last forever? What difference does it make?
Quoted in this episode: Sean Maney, Director of FirstLight Ministries. -
What Is Sexuality For?
The ultimate purpose of sexuality, what difference it makes, and how it applies to every relationship status.
Quoted in this Episode: Single, Dating, Engaged, Married, by Ben Stuart -
What Is Sexual Brokenness?
Sexual brokenness explained; three ways to understand it; how we are all broken; why the gospel gives us hope.
Quoted in this episode:
St. Augustine (Confessions)
Laurie Krieg (Hole in My Heart Ministries) -
What Is Sexual Discipleship?
What sexual discipleship is and is not; the difference between sexual discipleship and sexual education; how to put it into practice.
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Rethinking Sexuality, by Juli Slattery -
What is Sexuality?
A definition of sexuality; the difference between erotic and social sexuality; how this affects our view of Jesus and ourselves.
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Sexual Character, by Marva Dawn -
Introduction to Redeemed Sexuality
The mission of the Redeemed Sexuality Podcast; my motivation for creating it; and what you can expect from each episode.
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Customer Reviews
Much needed!
This is an awesome curriculum. So many churches ignore sexuality and attraction, most often the message is that sex outside of marriage is bad and that’s it. But for those who haven’t lived their lives in that way, there is often shame placed on them by themselves and by the church. What an awesome way to normalize the conversation around sex and redeeming wounded hearts even in a culture that promotes it everywhere we look.