Sunday Sermon August 16th, 2026

How do we recover the creational goodness of sex without ignoring its immense power to both give life and cause pain?

One of the most culturally charged topics of our day. While our modern culture frames sexual desire as a basic physical appetite to be satisfied (like hunger or thirst), the Scriptures tell a far bigger and more beautiful story:

1. Sex is Union: It is not consumption or mere biology; it involves the whole, embodied person. When a believer joins their body in sex, they bring a body that is already a member of Christ and a temple of the Holy Spirit.
2. Sex is Covenant: Because sex speaks the language of "one flesh" union, it requires a relationship big enough to bear its weight. The biblical pattern places this union within the covenant of mar ...