Category: Sermon Supplements

This post is a reminder about important pieces stressed in the first sermon ... as well as additional resources for this conversation.

It's hard to address Genesis 2 without immediately mentioning Genesis 3. The latter has A LOT to say about 'relationships by God's design.'

On October 10, we dove deep into the Hebrew phrase 'ezer kenegdo'—a helper fit for him.

As a follow up to a sermon about singleness and celibacy, we interview a celibate man.

If we're going to talk about God's design for relationships, we need to address the topics of singleness and celibacy.

This post provides brief biographical sketches (including lots of links!) of a few people who experience same-sex attraction and have chosen celibacy.

If we want to steer clear of being noisy gongs, we need to understand this term: the "clobber" passages.

On Sunday, September 26, God spoke to us through 1 Cor. 13. In particular, we were challenged to hold the tension between having convictions and expressing them in love.

Our identity in Christ has profound implications for how we navigate relationships.

This is the first of many blog posts during our Fall 2021 series — Relationships by God's design