Summary
On this episode we are Joined by Christopher Yuan to discuss The Holy Sexuality Project and what led him to create it. Christopher vulnerably shares his story of how he stepped into a homosexual lifestyle and how, as he says, the prayers of his own Mama Bear led to his salvation. We focus on the pivotal role of parents and grandparents in shaping the conversation on sexuality, emphasizing the necessity of home discipleship. Through the lens of Christopher's ministry, we explore why he felt the need to create resources aimed at equipping families to broach these topics from a biblical context.
We also discuss the challenges and timing of introducing the concept of sexuality to children and the pressing need for parents to guide their children before the onset of puberty. We recognize the flood of "almost true" information that surrounds our kids on a daily basis, even from the Christian community and the hope of this episode is to not only help provide a biblical context for confronting that messaging but also point you to a resource that helps you have those conversations with your children.
Main Points Covered
- What is the current landscape of the sexuality conversation in our culture?
- When is right time to talk with your child about sexuality.
- The importance of clarity over agreement in the conversation of sexuality.
- What is Side A and Side B as it relates to the Christian conversation on sexuality?
- What is a biblical view of identity and sexuality?
People and Resources Mentioned
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Unfamiliar Vocabulary
- Side A: Your sexual orientation is unchangeable and is part of your identity that should be accepted.
- Side B: Your sexual orientation is unchangeable and is a part of your identity that should be deprived.
- Celibacy (in relation to Side B same-sex orientation): A volitional vocation of being single. (This is a practice primarily informed by the worldview that your sexual orientation cannot be transformed, but is a part of who you are).
