Swipe Right: The Life-and-Death Power of Sex and Romance

What it is

Levi Lusko pitches this at an audience most Christian sexual-ethics writing loses immediately: teenagers and young adults who have already decided that the church's position is anti-pleasure. His framing inverts that — God wants you to have great sex, and the boundaries exist because the stakes are life-and-death rather than because pleasure is suspect. The tone is contemporary and direct, drawing on culture the reader actually consumes, which is why it lands with people who would not open a more traditional book. Published by Thomas Nelson. Useful for a youth pastor, a parent of a seventeen-year-old, or a young adult forming their own convictions rather than inheriting them. It is a prevention and formation book, not a recovery programme — someone already in compulsive use needs more than this alongside it.

What it may help with

• I'm single and want to stay pure
• My teen is struggling
• I want to grow spiritually

How to access it

Paperback, ebook and audiobook (Thomas Nelson) Purchase from a bookseller

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