In our cultural moment, we are in a place where the self has been psychologized, our psychology has been sexualized, and our sexuality has been politicized. As such, our sexuality is a self-created identity that must not just be tolerated but celebrated. But in this confusing cultural moment, the Gospel brings clarity by upholding God's good design for sexuality and by redeeming us of our sexual brokenness through the work of Christ. Furthermore, the Gospel empowers us to love our neighbors well in their sexual brokenness as we seek to build the kind of community that embodies the grace and truth that is found in Jesus Christ.