Category Archives: Placeless
by Andrew Orlebeke | Jun 21, 2018
Let me offer this advice to future Church leaders: when adopting stances towards public figures, be consistent, or be honest.
by Mary Margaret Healy | Jun 19, 2018
There are a few things I thought about (as well as a few things I wish I had thought about) by the time I first had sex. Maybe a conversation about the real definition can start there.
by Ben DeVries | Jun 18, 2018
Or to put it another way: what happens when marriage comes to be defined by the promise of sex?
by Andrew Knot | Jun 16, 2018
Weekly we repeated the words. Gender is not the same as sex.
by Cassie Westrate | Jun 15, 2018
And you know what happens next? An adulterous Samaritan woman becomes history’s first recorded evangelist. Church, can we talk about that?
by Will Montei | Jun 14, 2018
I think there is a divine vision at the root of “purity” that remains a potent challenge today: that apart from oneself, on the other end of every sexual encounter is another self equally as mysterious and indefinable as existence.
by Catherine Kramer | Jun 13, 2018
Peak Allison Janney right here, but with numerous parental triggers: “engorged,” “testicle retrieval,” “heinous bitch,” and of course, “Reginald’s quivering member.”
by Elaine Schnabel | Jun 11, 2018
Why do we expect God to be sexually pure? As a woman, it’s fun to realize God and I have that in common.
by Jenna Griffin | Jun 10, 2018
Your body is not your enemy. And if you think it is, then treat it like an enemy: love it. Do good to it. Bless it. Pray for it.
by Paul Menn | Jun 8, 2018
To the Church’s credit, I did not have premarital sex as a teenager. But there was also a lot of damage done.
