Is sex an appetite like any other? A dangerous activity that needs to be restrained and regulated? Or is it something altogether different? And is the Bible uncomfortably stuffy about sex? Or does it posit that sex is something altogether different from what we're inclined to think?

The Grace Downtown 2015 Fall Retreat is next weekend and will feature a talk from Tom Gibbs, founding pastor of Redeemer San Antonio. For more information on the retreat, visit gracedc.net/downtown.

The Grace Downtown 2015 Fall Retreat is next weekend and will feature a talk from Tom Gibbs, founding pastor of Redeemer San Antonio. For more information on the retreat, visit gracedc.net/downtown.

The Grace Downtown 2015 Fall Retreat is next weekend and will feature a talk from Tom Gibbs, founding pastor of Redeemer San Antonio. For more information on the retreat, visit gracedc.net/downtown.

The Grace Downtown 2015 Fall Retreat is next weekend and will feature a talk from Tom Gibbs, founding pastor of Redeemer San Antonio. For more information on the retreat, visit gracedc.net/downtown.

It is often said that the story of the Bible is the story of humankind moving from a garden to a city, but that overlooks God's clear vision for a city-positive human community that brings out the best in our cities now, in the in-between part of the human story.

It is often said that the story of the Bible is the story of humankind moving from a garden to a city, but that overlooks God's clear vision for a city-positive human community that brings out the best in our cities now, in the in-between part of the human story.

It is often said that the story of the Bible is the story of humankind moving from a garden to a city, but that overlooks God's clear vision for a city-positive human community that brings out the best in our cities now, in the in-between part of the human story.

It is often said that the story of the Bible is the story of humankind moving from a garden to a city, but that overlooks God's clear vision for a city-positive human community that brings out the best in our cities now, in the in-between part of the human story.

Our current sermon series kicked off with Glenn's opening remarks at this year's Day of Vision and Prayer. Whether you couldn't make it or just want a refresher, we hope that this helps you get an even better idea of what God is doing in our community this season.