Relationship Seminar: The Beginning and End of Sex
Relationship Seminar: The Beginning and End of Sex
February 23, 2019 • Nick Nowalk
The relationship seminar in February was based on the discussion of how a sense of both a beginning (why did God even think to invent sex?) and an ending (what is sex for? What does marriage lead to ultimately?) to the story of sex and romantic relationships can help us to navigate our sexual desires and longings right here in the middle of the story, “in between” the beginning and end of God’s beautiful purposes for the world, as followers of Jesus. Significant attention was given to practical issues faced by both singles and married couples, with lots of room for interaction and discussion along the way.
Relationship Seminar: The Beginning and End of Sex
February 23, 2019 • Nick Nowalk
The relationship seminar in February was based on the discussion of how a sense of both a beginning (why did God even think to invent sex?) and an ending (what is sex for? What does marriage lead to ultimately?) to the story of sex and romantic relationships can help us to navigate our sexual desires and longings right here in the middle of the story, “in between” the beginning and end of God’s beautiful purposes for the world, as followers of Jesus. Significant attention was given to practical issues faced by both singles and married couples, with lots of room for interaction and discussion along the way.
Relationship Seminar: The Beginning and End of Sex
Nick Nowalk
The relationship seminar in February was based on the discussion of how a sense of both a beginning (why did God even think to invent sex?) and an ending (what is sex for? What does marriage lead to ultimately?) to the story of sex and romantic relationships can help us to navigate our sexual desires and longings right here in the middle of the story, “in between” the beginning and end of God’s beautiful purposes for the world, as followers of Jesus. Significant attention was given to practical issues faced by both singles and married couples, with lots of room for interaction and discussion along the way.
Relationship Seminar: The Beginning and End of Sex
February 23, 2019 • Nick Nowalk
The relationship seminar in February was based on the discussion of how a sense of both a beginning (why did God even think to invent sex?) and an ending (what is sex for? What does marriage lead to ultimately?) to the story of sex and romantic relationships can help us to navigate our sexual desires and longings right here in the middle of the story, “in between” the beginning and end of God’s beautiful purposes for the world, as followers of Jesus. Significant attention was given to practical issues faced by both singles and married couples, with lots of room for interaction and discussion along the way.
Relationship Seminar: The Beginning and End of Sex
February 22, 2019 • Nick Nowalk
The relationship seminar in February was based on the discussion of how a sense of both a beginning (why did God even think to invent sex?) and an ending (what is sex for? What does marriage lead to ultimately?) to the story of sex and romantic relationships can help us to navigate our sexual desires and longings right here in the middle of the story, “in between” the beginning and end of God’s beautiful purposes for the world, as followers of Jesus. Significant attention was given to practical issues faced by both singles and married couples, with lots of room for interaction and discussion along the way.
Relationship Seminar: The Beginning and End of Sex
February 22, 2019 • Nick Nowalk
The relationship seminar in February was based on the discussion of how a sense of both a beginning (why did God even think to invent sex?) and an ending (what is sex for? What does marriage lead to ultimately?) to the story of sex and romantic relationships can help us to navigate our sexual desires and longings right here in the middle of the story, “in between” the beginning and end of God’s beautiful purposes for the world, as followers of Jesus. Significant attention was given to practical issues faced by both singles and married couples, with lots of room for interaction and discussion along the way.
