Rethinking Sexuality: God's Design and Why It Matters

What it is

Dr. Juli Slattery's central claim is that Christians have inherited a set of sexual prohibitions without an underlying theology of what sexuality is for, and that a rule with no reason behind it collapses the moment it costs something. Rethinking Sexuality builds that theology first and works outward: how God's design frames intimacy, why sexual brokenness is universal rather than exceptional, and how to engage the questions of a culture that has thought about this far more carefully than most churches have. It also introduces the concept of sexual discipleship — treating sexuality as an area of formation rather than an area of policing. Published by Multnomah. This is the book to give a leader who wants to build something in their church, and the one to read before any of the tactical recovery titles here, because it supplies the frame the tactics assume.

What it may help with

• I want to grow spiritually
• I lead a church or ministry

How to access it

Hardcover, paperback, ebook and audiobook (Multnomah) Purchase from a bookseller

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