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Biblical Sexuality is the lens through which we understand and
process relationships.
It is the essential element of reflecting
Biblical Sexuality is expressed through intimacy and vulnerability with Christ and his community.
Sexuality is not self-expression; sexuality is a God-designed symbol.
Recap last two sermons
Sexuality as relationships that image God
Sexuality in community that images God
When we participate in intercourse we are either:
Magnifying or mocking him.
Worshiping Him, or ourselves.
Proclaiming his love or profaning it.
Sexual Intimacy: Imaging Christ Loving His Bride
Christ commits to his bride
Christ waits for his bride.
Sexual Intimacy: Imaging the Trinity
One flesh union
Mutual Submission
“Because sexuality is a holy metaphor of a God who invites us into covenant with Himself.
God created you as a sexual person in order to unlock the mystery of knowing an invisible God"
“Your sexuality tells the story of God’s intention to draw you into His covenant love, the celebration of intimacy with Him, and the devastation of betraying Him.
Written within your sexuality are echoes of an eternal, invisible truth.”
Slattery, Juli.
Rethinking Sexuality (p.
53).
The Crown Publishing Group.
Kindle Edition.
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