Hello, friends. Welcome back to another episode of Theology in the Rah. My guest today is a new

friend of mine, Lou Phillips. I met Lou through a mutual friend a few months ago. We got to know each

other. Then the more I got to know Lou, the more I'm like, man, he would make a great fit for the center

for faith, sexuality, and gender. So we actually recently hired Lou as our director of church

relations. Lou studied at Oxford University for a year. And he has spent many years, about eight years,

speaking on college campuses, like secular college campuses, about largely about the topic of

Christian sexuality. So, and he just has a great way of communicating God's word in a

winsome, gracious, articulate way, especially when he's in like really volatile environments,

like that doesn't seem to bother him at all. So we just, this conversation kind of went over

the map on all things related to sex, sexuality, apologetics, the gospel, the church,

Gen Z, and so on and so forth. So please welcome to the show for the first time,

he wanted to Lou Phillips.

Hi, friends. Welcome back to another episode of Theology in the Rah. I'm here in the basement

live, recording live. What is this? We're both physically in the basement

at Theology in the Rah basement. And I'm here with Lou Phillips. Lou is a guy I've got to know

over the last few months, really. But man, we just, you know, those moments where you're talking to

somebody and you just finishing each other's sentences. And I feel like that's what it's been like.

Like as we talk about like a theology of marriage and singleness, especially, and just see even

LGBTQ stuff. A lot of like-mindedness. So anyway, thanks for coming down to my basement.

I'm going to hop down here now. It's a privilege to be here. Thank you for having me.

So I wanted to have you on the podcast because you have spent the last like eight years

doing kind of like a polygetic type speaking largely in audiences where

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