DVD Review: God’s Design for Sexuality in a Changing Culture
Everyone outside the church is talking about sexual issues gender identity, same-sex attraction, same-sex marriage the world s perspective on these issues has certainly changed over the last decade. So how do you answer questions about God s design for sexuality for church members and their families? Is your church equipping your people to understand a biblical perspective on sexuality and form a gospel-based response to questions from both inside and outside the church?
Harvest USA, an organization that has been thinking biblically and redemptively about these issues for decades, has now made available a video series that will help you wisely, kindly, and truthfully help your church to understand God s biblical design for sexuality and give direction on how to speak the truth in love to the world around us.
The seminar consists of fifteen 30-minute videos (suitable for use during Sunday school or in small group), downloadable leader guide, and participant outlines that address questions and topics about God s design for sexuality including the following:
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Why do we need to talk about sex?
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Why do we struggle with our sexuality?
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Is God s design for sexuality still relevant today?
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What does the Bible really say about homosexuality?
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Can you change if you are gay?
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How can a single person live out God s design for their sexuality?
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Understanding gender and transgender issues
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Pornography
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How to help the sexual struggler
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Key steps for raising sexually healthy kids
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Keeping your kids safe in an Internet world
God’s Design for Sexuality in a Changing Culture is a DVD to help the church as a whole navigate through the current world we live in. There are 15 videos by a few different speakers, each about 30 minutes long. The topics are all ones we’d rather ignore and sweep under the rug, but what a tragedy if we as the church do. The topics cover every aspect of sexuality I can think of, including gender and transgender issues, internet safety for children and more.
Although the videos aren’t visually what you might be used to as a resource compared to Francis Chan or Lysa TerKeurst, the information is Biblical and critical. I think it would make for a good study in church staff meetings as well as a Sunday School class.
Like I wrote for the Alive review, I work with teens and they are precious. They are vulnerable. If they don’t hear the truth in love from us, they are going to hear a message from the world. I highly recommend every church study this resource and pray for our families.
To purchase God’s Design for Sexuality in a Changing Culture, click HERE.
I received this DVD from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
