Jesus + SEXUALITY

Jesus + Sexuality

Sexuality can be confusing. It can also be deeply personal, tender, and, for many, painful. Scripture is meant to bring clarity and healing—but if we’re honest, that hasn’t always been the experience people have had in the church. Too often, conversations about sexuality have been marked by silence, shame, or culture-war rhetoric rather than the compassion and truth of the gospel.

This class takes a different approach. Rather than starting with rules or arguments, we begin with identity and healing—who we are in Christ and how Jesus meets us in our bodies, desires, and longings. Together, we’ll open Scripture, listen carefully to one another, and wrestle honestly with hard questions in a posture of grace, truth, and curiosity.

Each week is shaped as much by conversation as by teaching. We’ll ask questions like: What does it mean to see our bodies as good and whole? How has culture shaped what we believe about sex, intimacy, and fulfillment? Where have shame or confusion distorted the church’s witness? How do we hold conviction and compassion together without losing either? What does repentance and healing actually look like in real lives? How does Jesus meet us in our desires? And what does faithful obedience look like for singles, married people, and those who feel tension between Scripture’s teaching and their lived experience?

This class isn’t about quick fixes or easy answers. It’s about becoming more like Jesus—more honest, more whole, and more formed by His love.