Discussion Questions:

1) There is a difference between the way the world views sex and God's view of sex. How do you personally think they are different?

2) Why is it critically important that we keep a worldly view of sex out of our perspective of our dating relationships?

3) Read Proverbs 7:21-23. What do you think initially after reading this passage?
This passage illustrates for us that sex outside of God's design is a trap and that we don't know its ultimate cost in our lives. Do you think that sex outside of God's design for a marriage is as deadly as this passage describes? Why or why not?

4) Read 1 Corinthians 6:12-20. What stands out to you initially after reading this passage? Pastor Kaleb made the statement in regards to this passage, "We are to flee from sexual immorality not flirt with it." What do you think it looks like to flee from sexual immorality rather than flirt with sexual temptation?

5) Do you personally think that you have a struggle with flirting with sexual immorality rather fleeing from it? If so, what intentional steps do you need to take in order to start making the right choices sexually?

6) Pastor Kaleb made this statement "If you think your can be sexually active outside of marriage, you're lying to yourself about the injury that you are exposing your soul to." In what ways do you think sexual sin damages your soul?

7) If you have had sex outside of marriage it doesn't make you unloveable, not good, or ruined...It makes you perfectly in place to receive the grace of God in all of its abundance.
In complete transparency, if you've struggled or are struggling with sexual sin would you say that you've had a difficult time believing that this is true? Why or why not?