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Secret #4 - Creating a Sexually Healthy Culture in Your Church
Biggest Takeaways You Don't Want To Miss:
- Develop a vision for healthy sexuality in your church. Clarify the expectations we should have in our relationships. Repent whenever and wherever sexuality devolves into selfishness and self-centeredness. Rebuild wise boundaries in the places God puts you.
- Don't reduce sexuality to sexual activity. "Spirituality is how we connect with God; sexuality is how we connect with each other."
- When you commit sexual sin, take action. Don't fool yourself into thinking your habits are going to change on their own. Repent, believe the gospel and get help.
Every church is filled with sexual sinners. That not only refers to our sin and sinfulness related to sexual activity, it encompasses any and every self-centered thought, feeling or behavior. If you want to create a sexually healthy culture in your church, prioritize healthy relationships and don't get hung up on sexual activity (but leave some room to talk about that, too!).
Leave a rating and review and help other leaders lead for the long haul.The Five Factors Podcast exists to help leaders thrive. By focusing on their personal development, leaders give themselves the best opportunity to lead well for a long time. If we helped you today, will you leave a rating and review of the podcast? This small investment of time on your part will let other leaders know that we are here to help them.
Check Out These Highlights:- Why is there a growing list of well-known men accused of sexual assault?
- What causes - both inside and outside the Church - the lack of respect and dignity shown to other people?
- How to create a sexually healthy culture in your church
- What church leaders should do to ensure their church is a safe space for everyone
- How a church leader should take action if their sexual sin seems impossible to defeat
- GET HELP - Ask Matt and Tal a Question
- FREE Resource - fivefactors.net/overview
- Five Factors Coaching - fivefactors.net/join
- Five Factors Facebook Group
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By Matt Adair and Tal PrinceBiggest Takeaways You Don't Want To Miss:
- Develop a vision for healthy sexuality in your church. Clarify the expectations we should have in our relationships. Repent whenever and wherever sexuality devolves into selfishness and self-centeredness. Rebuild wise boundaries in the places God puts you.
- Don't reduce sexuality to sexual activity. "Spirituality is how we connect with God; sexuality is how we connect with each other."
- When you commit sexual sin, take action. Don't fool yourself into thinking your habits are going to change on their own. Repent, believe the gospel and get help.
Every church is filled with sexual sinners. That not only refers to our sin and sinfulness related to sexual activity, it encompasses any and every self-centered thought, feeling or behavior. If you want to create a sexually healthy culture in your church, prioritize healthy relationships and don't get hung up on sexual activity (but leave some room to talk about that, too!).
Leave a rating and review and help other leaders lead for the long haul.The Five Factors Podcast exists to help leaders thrive. By focusing on their personal development, leaders give themselves the best opportunity to lead well for a long time. If we helped you today, will you leave a rating and review of the podcast? This small investment of time on your part will let other leaders know that we are here to help them.
Check Out These Highlights:- Why is there a growing list of well-known men accused of sexual assault?
- What causes - both inside and outside the Church - the lack of respect and dignity shown to other people?
- How to create a sexually healthy culture in your church
- What church leaders should do to ensure their church is a safe space for everyone
- How a church leader should take action if their sexual sin seems impossible to defeat
- GET HELP - Ask Matt and Tal a Question
- FREE Resource - fivefactors.net/overview
- Five Factors Coaching - fivefactors.net/join
- Five Factors Facebook Group
Click here to Subscribe via iTunes
Click here to Subscribe via iHeartRadio
Click here to Subscribe via Stitcher
Click here to Subscribe via Google Play
Click here to Subscribe via TuneIn