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.
We live in a hypersexualized world—so much so that we’ve lost the ability to recognize deep, nonsexual friendship.
David and Jonathan were not lovers. They were covenant brothers.
When Jonathan gave David his robe and sword, he wasn’t expressing romance—he was surrendering his royal right to the throne and submitting to God’s anointed.
Their souls were knit together, but Scripture never says they became one flesh. That distinction matters.
When we impose modern categories onto the text, we don’t make the Bible clearer—we distort it.
We need to recover a biblical vision of friendship, loyalty, and love that isn’t defined by sex.
I hear this all the time. "My job is to just love." That's wrong. It's not biblical. The problem is not the love.
The problem is the "just," because that makes love an end in itself. Love does not save. Sure, people will say, God is love. Yes, but love is not God. Our job is to love unto Christ. That makes love a means to an end.
Our culture says freedom comes from expressing every desire. The Bible says true freedom comes from following Jesus.
In The Holy Sexuality Project, I explain why the ultimate goal of sexuality isn’t self-gratification, but glorifying God by learning to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Christ.
THSP is a gospel-centered video series designed to help parents disciple teens and preteens with clarity and confidence. Available now for $20.
Side B often claims to uphold sexual ethics while retaining an orientation label as a lasting identity. But Scripture doesn’t give us a third identity category—only in Adam or in Christ.
In this clip (15:03–23:14), we discuss why ambiguous language is never neutral, and why clarity matters—especially for the next generation.
In Ezekiel 16:49–50, God speaks in the first person through the prophet Ezekiel, listing pride, excess, neglect of the poor, and haughtiness—and then adds that they “did an abomination before me.”
That phrase is not incidental. In the Law of Moses, “did an abomination” is the same language used in Lev. 20:13 for same-sex acts.
Scripture interprets Scripture. Sodom’s sins were many—and sexual immorality was among them. What Scripture is most often twisted on this topic?
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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He is not here, for he has risen, as he said.
-Matthew 28:6 ESV
#HolySexuality #HeIsRisen
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
We live in a hypersexualized world—so much so that we’ve lost the ability to recognize deep, nonsexual friendship.
David and Jonathan were not lovers. They were covenant brothers.
When Jonathan gave David his robe and sword, he wasn’t expressing romance—he was surrendering his royal right to the throne and submitting to God’s anointed.
Their souls were knit together, but Scripture never says they became one flesh. That distinction matters.
When we impose modern categories onto the text, we don’t make the Bible clearer—we distort it.
We need to recover a biblical vision of friendship, loyalty, and love that isn’t defined by sex.
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/bk1cG9OaFxo
#bible #truth #hermeneutics
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
I hear this all the time. "My job is to just love." That's wrong. It's not biblical. The problem is not the love.
The problem is the "just," because that makes love an end in itself. Love does not save. Sure, people will say, God is love. Yes, but love is not God. Our job is to love unto Christ. That makes love a means to an end.
Watch the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf03x...
Visit holysexuality.com/ for more resources like this.
#love #christianity #God
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In Genesis 13:13, we’re told, “The men of Sodom were wicked, great sinners against the Lord.”
In Genesis 18:20, God declares, “The outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and their sin is very grave.”
Sodom’s sins were not trivial or small, but serious and many. Scripture repeatedly shows that Sodom was not guilty of inhospitality alone.
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/69iotvUkSs8
#sodom #inhospitality #exegesis
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Our culture says freedom comes from expressing every desire.
The Bible says true freedom comes from following Jesus.
In The Holy Sexuality Project, I explain why the ultimate goal of sexuality isn’t self-gratification, but glorifying God by learning to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Christ.
THSP is a gospel-centered video series designed to help parents disciple teens and preteens with clarity and confidence.
Available now for $20.
Visit holysexuality.com/ to learn more.
#FollowJesus #ChristianParenting #BiblicalSexuality #Discipleship
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In Ezekiel 16:49–50, the language “did an abomination” functions as a euphemism.
In the Law of Moses, that same language is used in Leviticus 20:13 to describe same-sex acts.
This is God Himself, speaking through the prophet Ezekiel, interpreting Scripture with Scripture and connecting Sodom’s sin with sexual immorality.
Watch the full video:
https://youtu.be/69iotvUkSs8?si=4DHz5...
#homosexuality #absent #bible
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Side B often claims to uphold sexual ethics while retaining an orientation label as a lasting identity. But Scripture doesn’t give us a third identity category—only in Adam or in Christ.
In this clip (15:03–23:14), we discuss why ambiguous language is never neutral, and why clarity matters—especially for the next generation.
Watch the full clip: https://youtu.be/9p3rOf4yLQA
THSP resources: holysexuality.com/
#sideb #biblicaltheology #identity
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Holy Sexuality - Dr. Christopher Yuan
In Ezekiel 16:49–50, God speaks in the first person through the prophet Ezekiel, listing pride, excess, neglect of the poor, and haughtiness—and then adds that they “did an abomination before me.”
That phrase is not incidental. In the Law of Moses, “did an abomination” is the same language used in Lev. 20:13 for same-sex acts.
Scripture interprets Scripture. Sodom’s sins were many—and sexual immorality was among them.
What Scripture is most often twisted on this topic?
Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/69iotvUkSs8
Visit holysexuality.com/ for more resources like this.
#ScriptureInterpretsScripture #sodom #sin
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