Let’s face it, pastoring in our highly sexualized culture brings many challenges. We maybe mention sex in our preaching once or twice in a year (if even that), while our congregations are “discipled” nearly 24/7 through sexualized content and imagery from our culture. So how do we talk about sex? How often? Is there such a thing as too much of a focus on sex? What do we do with our own sexual shame and brokenness? How do we affirm people with differing views while holding firmly to a biblical sexual ethic? This lunch certainly won’t answer all the questions, but please join us as seek to create a healthy, helpful dialog around this important topic. Pastoring in Todays Sexualized Culture Study Guide Shane currently serves on the board for Pure Life Alliance. He served 14 years as a lead pastor and staff pastor at local churches and currently works as a full-time Registered Counseling Associate in private practices. He has a MA in counseling from Western Seminary and a M.Div. from Denver Seminary. He has been married for 32 years and has four adult children.
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TRANSGENDERISM
John Fort (Be Broken Ministries) will help pastors understand the cultural and biblical narratives of the transgender movement. He will then focus on practical ways that pastors can help disciple their church in the area of transgenderism. |