Is Purity Culture All Bad?

Show Notes

Shane Pruitt, Paul Worcester, Lacey Villasenor and Evan Vela tackle the sensitive and crucial topic of navigating purity culture in modern Christian ministry. They delve into the complexities surrounding purity culture’s impact on millennials, Gen X and older generations, questioning its benefits and pitfalls. The team offers biblical insights and personal experiences to redefine purity in a gospel-centered manner, emphasizing the importance of understanding and teaching Scripture’s stance on purity and love.

Also in this episode:

Debunking common misconceptions about purity culture
Strategies for addressing sexual purity from a gospel perspective
The impact of pornography on relationships and individual spiritual growth
Encouraging honest, open discussions about sexual sin and redemption

Helpful Resources:

TheFreedomFight.org
Loveology by John Mark Comer
Covenant Eyes

Shareable Quotes:

“The biggest lie that I hear, by far, is this sin is affecting me and me alone; it’s something I do by myself. It doesn’t affect anyone.” – Evan Vela

“The only thing that will bring life change of a deep addiction, a breaking of a stronghold, will be running to the foot of the cross. And that sounds super spiritual, but I truly mean that because of what happened in my life.” – Shane Pruitt

“I’ve found Scripture memory as a habit and a tool can really help a new believer or someone that’s stuck in these things renew their mind over time.” – Paul Worcester

Published April 2, 2024

Is Purity Culture All Bad?

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