RYM

Let’s face it . . . you’re sort of a mess. Life at home is hard. Life at school is hard. Even life at church is hard! Most of the time you don’t make the grades, win the championships, or get the likes. Now mix in a little pride, anger, lust, and/or a few "white lies," and you’ve got . . . well . . . you. Yes, you try to keep it together and put on a smile, but deep down you feel you’re always kind of lost and falling apart. In this elective we’re going to be honest about our frustration, our sin, and our brokenness. But we’re also going to talk about how God heartens the hopeless, welcomes the wandering, and binds the broken in Jesus. Join us as we take a good look at ourselves, our mess, and the glorious good news of the gospel.

Let’s face it . . . you’re sort of a mess. Life at home is hard. Life at school is hard. Even life at church is hard! Most of the time you don’t make the grades, win the championships, or get the likes. Now mix in a little pride, anger, lust, and/or a few "white lies," and you’ve got . . . well . . . you. Yes, you try to keep it together and put on a smile, but deep down you feel you’re always kind of lost and falling apart. In this elective we’re going to be honest about our frustration, our sin, and our brokenness. But we’re also going to talk about how God heartens the hopeless, welcomes the wandering, and binds the broken in Jesus. Join us as we take a good look at ourselves, our mess, and the glorious good news of the gospel.

Let’s face it . . . you’re sort of a mess. Life at home is hard. Life at school is hard. Even life at church is hard! Most of the time you don’t make the grades, win the championships, or get the likes. Now mix in a little pride, anger, lust, and/or a few "white lies," and you’ve got . . . well . . . you. Yes, you try to keep it together and put on a smile, but deep down you feel you’re always kind of lost and falling apart. In this elective we’re going to be honest about our frustration, our sin, and our brokenness. But we’re also going to talk about how God heartens the hopeless, welcomes the wandering, and binds the broken in Jesus. Join us as we take a good look at ourselves, our mess, and the glorious good news of the gospel.

Let’s face it . . . you’re sort of a mess. Life at home is hard. Life at school is hard. Even life at church is hard! Most of the time you don’t make the grades, win the championships, or get the likes. Now mix in a little pride, anger, lust, and/or a few "white lies," and you’ve got . . . well . . . you. Yes, you try to keep it together and put on a smile, but deep down you feel you’re always kind of lost and falling apart. In this elective we’re going to be honest about our frustration, our sin, and our brokenness. But we’re also going to talk about how God heartens the hopeless, welcomes the wandering, and binds the broken in Jesus. Join us as we take a good look at ourselves, our mess, and the glorious good news of the gospel.

This is a tricky and loaded subject. We are constantly getting messages about our sexuality through culture, social media, marketing, our own hearts - everywhere! The Bible has much to say about our sexuality—a message full of hope, healing, and a good design by a good Creator. If sex was created by God and it is good, then what is God’s good design for sex? What does our sexuality mean in the grand narrative of what God is up to in the world? We all experience sexual brokenness because of the Fall; we are all sexually broken. How do we think about our sexuality in a biblical worldview? In this class, we are going to explore the goodness of sexuality, as it was created and as it is redeemed, and how to navigate the difficulties of living in a world in which, like everything else in our lives, our sexual brokenness suffers the effects of the Fall.

This is a tricky and loaded subject. We are constantly getting messages about our sexuality through culture, social media, marketing, our own hearts - everywhere! The Bible has much to say about our sexuality—a message full of hope, healing, and a good design by a good Creator. If sex was created by God and it is good, then what is God’s good design for sex? What does our sexuality mean in the grand narrative of what God is up to in the world? We all experience sexual brokenness because of the Fall; we are all sexually broken. How do we think about our sexuality in a biblical worldview? In this class, we are going to explore the goodness of sexuality, as it was created and as it is redeemed, and how to navigate the difficulties of living in a world in which, like everything else in our lives, our sexual brokenness suffers the effects of the Fall.