Faith & Intimacy

I grew up in a faith environment that had clear things to say about sexuality — what it was for, what it was not for. The prohibitions were communicated with conviction. What was communicated with far less clarity was the invitation. The invitation that desire within marriage is not a concession to human weakness — but something created, designed, and explicitly celebrated in scripture. Here's what the text actually says.

I grew up in a faith environment that had a lot to say about what sex was not. What was communicated far less clearly was what intimacy actually is — what it looks like when it's fully alive, and what the body has to do with a life of faith rather than simply being a source of temptation to manage. This post is for the Nashville couples who know that feeling.