Research consistently shows that many young people—both inside and outside the church—perceive Christians as being “anti-gay.”
This is a serious problem. The gospel of Jesus Christ is not against people—it is for people. And it also calls all of us to repentance and new life in Christ.
Faithful Christianity does not affirm sin, nor does it reject sinners. It holds out the same hope to everyone: turn from sin and turn to Jesus.
Many teenagers come to see church as optional because they experience it only as a youth program, not as the body of Christ.
When children are formed apart from the ordinary life of the local church—its worship, shepherding, and intergenerational fellowship—they often struggle to see why the church matters beyond high school.
God never intended faith to be lived in isolation or age-segregated silos. He uses the whole body of Christ—parents, pastors, and the gathered church—to shape and sustain faith over time.
After decades of wrestling with same-sex attraction, this reader searched for answers in both Side A and Side B—and found neither could resolve the deeper question of identity.
Holy Sexuality and the Gospel points somewhere different: not to identify in our desires, but to identify in Christ.
The issue isn’t simply managing feelings. It’s whether our understanding of sexuality is shaped by culture or by Scripture.
Following Jesus in trials and temptation was never meant to be done alone.
God strengthens us through intimacy with Christ and through the ordinary, faithful life of the local church. Isolation weakens us, but God uses the body of Christ to sustain, correct, and encourage us as we persevere.
This review captures the heart behind Holy Sexuality and the Gospel: a biblical vision of sexuality rooted not in cultural categories, but in holiness, grace, and the gospel. The book walks readers through identity, desire, and obedience—always returning to the truth that our deepest problem is not our sexuality, but unbelief, and our greatest hope is Christ.
If you’re looking for a theologically grounded and pastorally wise resource on sexuality for individuals, families, or churches, this book was written with you in mind. 👇👇👇 a.co/d/01AZOd7n
Side B rarely denies biblical teaching outright. Instead, it relies on carefully crafted language—terms that sound orthodox while quietly redefining sin, identity, and sanctification.
In this clip from my conversation with Alisa Childers, we talk about why ambiguity is not a virtue, why “nuance” can be used to avoid repentance, and why Scripture consistently calls God’s people to clarity.
The next generation doesn’t need softer language. They need truthful categories.
Some summarize their story by what they left behind—but the gospel tells a better story. I once was blind, but now I see. I once was lost, but now I’m found. I once did not believe, but now I believe in the Son of God, Jesus.
That’s the heart of the Holy Sexuality Project: not behavior modification, but gospel transformation.
Visit holysexuality.com/ for Christ-centered resources to walk your teens through faith, identity, and sanctification.
Scripture never treats singleness as a mistake or a waiting room.
In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul calls singleness a gift—not because it’s superior or super-spiritual, but because God uses it for faithfulness and focus. Singleness isn’t special. Marriage isn’t either. Obedience is.
If this is a conversation your family needs, visit holysexuality.com/ for trusted biblical resources for you and your teens.
One reader described Holy Sexuality and the Gospel this way:
“It’s not about becoming straight—it’s about becoming a Christian. This book doesn’t center identity labels or behavior modification. It centers the gospel—who Christ is, what He has done, and how His grace reshapes every part of our lives.
If you’re looking for a biblically faithful, Christ-centered vision of holiness—for singleness, marriage, and everything in between—this book is for you.
Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
Research consistently shows that many young people—both inside and outside the church—perceive Christians as being “anti-gay.”
This is a serious problem. The gospel of Jesus Christ is not against people—it is for people. And it also calls all of us to repentance and new life in Christ.
Faithful Christianity does not affirm sin, nor does it reject sinners. It holds out the same hope to everyone: turn from sin and turn to Jesus.
Watch the full conversation: https://youtu.be/UC05Razdg_Y
#gospel #church #truth #lgbtq
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
“For God so loved the world” doesn’t mean God affirms us as we are.
God loved us while we were still weak, still sinners—even enemies.
That’s what makes His love so powerful.
God’s love doesn’t leave us in our sin.
It moves toward us in Christ—so that we would turn, believe, and follow Him.
Help your teens and preteens understand the difference between cultural love and biblical love with The Holy Sexuality Project 👇
Visit holysexuality.com/ to learn more.
#godslove #truth #gospel
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
Many teenagers come to see church as optional because they experience it only as a youth program, not as the body of Christ.
When children are formed apart from the ordinary life of the local church—its worship, shepherding, and intergenerational fellowship—they often struggle to see why the church matters beyond high school.
God never intended faith to be lived in isolation or age-segregated silos. He uses the whole body of Christ—parents, pastors, and the gathered church—to shape and sustain faith over time.
Watch the full conversation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XzZo...
Check out my YouTube channel for more biblical teaching:
youtube.com/@christopheryuan
#teens #LocalChurch #ChristianParenting
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
After decades of wrestling with same-sex attraction, this reader searched for answers in both Side A and Side B—and found neither could resolve the deeper question of identity.
Holy Sexuality and the Gospel points somewhere different: not to identify in our desires, but to identify in Christ.
The issue isn’t simply managing feelings. It’s whether our understanding of sexuality is shaped by culture or by Scripture.
👉Grab a copy of the book: a.co/d/0bbdu6H4
#Holysexuality #Singleness #christianity #lgbtq #Faith
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
Following Jesus in trials and temptation was never meant to be done alone.
God strengthens us through intimacy with Christ and through the ordinary, faithful life of the local church. Isolation weakens us, but God uses the body of Christ to sustain, correct, and encourage us as we persevere.
Watch the full conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XzZo...
Check out my YouTube Channel: youtube.com/@christopheryuan
#LocalChurch #Perseverance #Discipleship
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
This review captures the heart behind Holy Sexuality and the Gospel: a biblical vision of sexuality rooted not in cultural categories, but in holiness, grace, and the gospel. The book walks readers through identity, desire, and obedience—always returning to the truth that our deepest problem is not our sexuality, but unbelief, and our greatest hope is Christ.
If you’re looking for a theologically grounded and pastorally wise resource on sexuality for individuals, families, or churches, this book was written with you in mind. 👇👇👇
a.co/d/01AZOd7n
#Holysexuality #Singleness #christianity #lgbtq #Faith
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Side B rarely denies biblical teaching outright. Instead, it relies on carefully crafted language—terms that sound orthodox while quietly redefining sin, identity, and sanctification.
In this clip from my conversation with Alisa Childers, we talk about why ambiguity is not a virtue, why “nuance” can be used to avoid repentance, and why Scripture consistently calls God’s people to clarity.
The next generation doesn’t need softer language.
They need truthful categories.
Watch the Clip:
https://youtu.be/7Z8TLPv4Gg4
THSP resources:
holysexuality.com/
#sideb #discernment #biblicalclarity #lgbtq
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
Some summarize their story by what they left behind—but the gospel tells a better story.
I once was blind, but now I see.
I once was lost, but now I’m found.
I once did not believe, but now I believe in the Son of God, Jesus.
That’s the heart of the Holy Sexuality Project: not behavior modification, but gospel transformation.
Visit holysexuality.com/ for Christ-centered resources to walk your teens through faith, identity, and sanctification.
#BiblicalWorldview #ChristianTheology #BiblicalSexuality #lgbtq #Testimony
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
Scripture never treats singleness as a mistake or a waiting room.
In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul calls singleness a gift—not because it’s superior or super-spiritual, but because God uses it for faithfulness and focus.
Singleness isn’t special. Marriage isn’t either. Obedience is.
If this is a conversation your family needs, visit holysexuality.com/ for trusted biblical resources for you and your teens.
#ChristianParenting #BiblicalWorldview #Singleness #Discipleship #FaithAndCulture
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
One reader described Holy Sexuality and the Gospel this way:
“It’s not about becoming straight—it’s about becoming a Christian.
This book doesn’t center identity labels or behavior modification.
It centers the gospel—who Christ is, what He has done, and how His grace reshapes every part of our lives.
If you’re looking for a biblically faithful, Christ-centered vision of holiness—for singleness, marriage, and everything in between—this book is for you.
Grab a copy 👇 www.amazon.com/Holy-Sexuality-Gospel-Desire-Relati…
#Singleness #BiblicalWorldview #ChristianTheology #BiblicalSexuality #lgbtq
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