We have moved into the space where sexual and romantic fulfillment has become the thing that we worship.

The misinformation that I was placing all on God is actually true about his enemy, not about him.

We know that Jesus isn't the kind of guy who would support parents disinheriting their

children for coming out as gay. We know that Jesus isn't the kind of person who holds up a sign

that says God hates faggots. We don't know within the church that the gospel is good news for our

bodies. It's not just good news for our souls. Every sexual issue is also a spiritual

issue. When sex becomes confusing, God becomes confusing.

This is Jabba with Julie. I'm Julie Slattery and I want to welcome you to a special series on making sense of God and sex.

Throughout this month, we're talking about how our view of God is deeply foundational to the choices that we make related to sexuality.

My guests today are two women who I've really come to appreciate, Rachel Gilson and Rebecca McLaughlin. These women are both authors and

apologists who have written and spoken publicly about God's design for sexuality and really

shared candidly from their own testimonies. Rebecca has recently written a little book called

The Secular Creed. Now, you've probably seen this creed on yard signs

maybe in your neighborhood. Usually has like a rainbow pattern with phrases like black lives matter,

love is love, gay rights or civil rights, and other statements like that. So how do you respond

when you see these signs? It kind of feels like an all or nothing package, doesn't it?

You either believe it or you want nothing to do with it.

But what would you say if I told you that some of the claims on that sign are actually

deeply rooted in Christian theology?

Well that's what Rebecca, Rachel, and I are going to be talking about today.

So grab your Java. You're going

to hear us untangle the Christian truths that are rooted in those signs from some of the other

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