| Author: | Mark Ongley | ISBN: | 9781628243178 |
| Publisher: | Asbury Seedbed Publishing | Publication: | August 10, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Seedbed | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mark Ongley |
| ISBN: | 9781628243178 |
| Publisher: | Asbury Seedbed Publishing |
| Publication: | August 10, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Seedbed |
| Language: | English |
Look around your church on a Sunday morning and every face you see will likely have struggled or be struggling with some kind of sexual brokenness. While recent cultural upheaval has focused the sexuality conversation squarely on the issue of homosexuality, sexual brokenness presents in many other ways—infidelity, sexual abuse, incest, emotional adultery, and sexual addiction, to name a few.
Shame keeps these struggles locked away, but true healing comes not when we withdraw into darkness, but when our sorrows and scars come out into the light.
Into the Light is written to begin a biblically grounded and theologically informed discussion of the beautiful gift of sexuality. Whether the context is a Sunday school class, Bible study, women’s group, or men’s breakfast, don’t be surprised if deep brokenness begins to surface—that’s the whole idea. Embrace one another with open arms. The journey to healing begins when we feel safe to take the first step.
Look around your church on a Sunday morning and every face you see will likely have struggled or be struggling with some kind of sexual brokenness. While recent cultural upheaval has focused the sexuality conversation squarely on the issue of homosexuality, sexual brokenness presents in many other ways—infidelity, sexual abuse, incest, emotional adultery, and sexual addiction, to name a few.
Shame keeps these struggles locked away, but true healing comes not when we withdraw into darkness, but when our sorrows and scars come out into the light.
Into the Light is written to begin a biblically grounded and theologically informed discussion of the beautiful gift of sexuality. Whether the context is a Sunday school class, Bible study, women’s group, or men’s breakfast, don’t be surprised if deep brokenness begins to surface—that’s the whole idea. Embrace one another with open arms. The journey to healing begins when we feel safe to take the first step.
