Sex Sells
Unfortunately - in our lust-crazed, fallen culture - sex gets headlines.
While looking for something to blog-about yesterday, I ran across this post from Monday Morning Insight. Relevant Church, in Tampa, is doing a relevant sermon series called The 30-Day Sex Challenge.
They're challenging singles to remain abstinent for 30 days and challenging married couples to have sex - everyday - for 30 days. This is very interesting.
The funny part is that I wasn't going to blog about it, I thought it would be too licentious (the picture is a little racy). But then I ran across like 4 other blogs mentioning it, and a co-worker this morning sent a mass email telling people about it - the head pastor at Relevant Church was on the radio this morning in Atlanta, and a mainstream news station interviewed him.
It's interesting that when sex is mixed with church there are headlines. It probably has to do with the fact that the Church has ignored the issue of sex for so long. From their website:
For far too long the church has remained silent on the subject, leading many people to believe that God is against sex, which is completely counter to what the Bible teaches.
read their blog explaining their heart for the series.
Is this what we're talking about when we say we need to use creative means to engage our culture? - I know I'm engaged.
While looking for something to blog-about yesterday, I ran across this post from Monday Morning Insight. Relevant Church, in Tampa, is doing a relevant sermon series called The 30-Day Sex Challenge.
They're challenging singles to remain abstinent for 30 days and challenging married couples to have sex - everyday - for 30 days. This is very interesting.
The funny part is that I wasn't going to blog about it, I thought it would be too licentious (the picture is a little racy). But then I ran across like 4 other blogs mentioning it, and a co-worker this morning sent a mass email telling people about it - the head pastor at Relevant Church was on the radio this morning in Atlanta, and a mainstream news station interviewed him.
It's interesting that when sex is mixed with church there are headlines. It probably has to do with the fact that the Church has ignored the issue of sex for so long. From their website:
For far too long the church has remained silent on the subject, leading many people to believe that God is against sex, which is completely counter to what the Bible teaches.
read their blog explaining their heart for the series.
Is this what we're talking about when we say we need to use creative means to engage our culture? - I know I'm engaged.
