Making Sense of Sexuality

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Scripture Reference: Genesis 2, 1 Corinthians 15

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Across our country, families are eroding. Part of the blame must fall on men because they aren’t the leaders, protectors, and providers they were created to be. Worse yet, some respond with extremes of passivity or harsh dominance.

Men must look to Christ as their model of biblical masculinity. He led by serving. He submitted to the Father in all things, and He even displayed emotions—including righteous anger and sadness.

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Miles Apart In The Same House

Making Sense Of Sexuality

Ending The Denial Game

Freed From Anger

Catching The Thief Called Jealousy

Overcoming Empty Obsessions

To Love Again

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