Recorded April 7, 2026

Who’s qualified to be a “church leader,” and what does “church leader” even mean? According to the Bible, are roles like “pastor” and “elder” open to men and women alike, or are some roles meant to be limited just to one sex? In this webinar, we’ll dive into Dr. Preston Sprinkle’s findings in his newly released book From Genesis to Junia: An Honest Search for What the Bible Really Says About Women in Leadership. Join us for a lively conversation that digs deep into biblical exegesis and ancient Greek interpretation, with plenty of time for Q&A!

Recorded May 7, 2026

It’s impossible to completely protect our kids from the sexual brokenness in the world around them—but that also doesn’t mean we throw up our hands and give unrestricted internet access to our six-year-olds. How can parents be wise and realistic as we help our kids navigate a technological landscape that we never dreamed of back when we were kids? In this webinar, we’ll hear from Chris McKenna, founder and CEO of Protect Young Eyes, about his work safeguarding kids against predatory grooming and other harmful online content. He’ll share how he equips families to set up healthy, tech-smart boundaries in their homes, walking us through the practical steps each parent can take to protect our own kids.

Recorded July 27, 2026

Our world has never been more interconnected, and yet isolation is also on the rise. All kinds of social groups—including young adults, single people, LGBTQ+ people, men of all ages, and the whole American adult population—have been described as facing a “loneliness epidemic.” The problem only gets worse when we equate intimacy with sex: People turn to romantic or sexual relationships to satisfy their longings for intimacy, then find themselves constantly hungry for more. How can we experience and cultivate real, lasting intimacy in a world like this? What do healthy relationships look like, and how do we guard against their unhealthy substitutes? We’ll discuss all this and more with Dr. Erin Moniz, associate chaplain at Baylor University and author of Knowing and Being Known: Hope for All Our Intimate Relationships.

Recorded March 18, 2026

How can we start preparing our kids to navigate hurt and sin and brokenness without losing their love for Jesus in the process? How can we help foster a resilient faith strong that’s enough to withstand life’s storms? We’ll tackle these questions with veteran counselor and author Sissy Goff, cohost of the popular Raising Boys and Girls podcast. Join us for an evening of honest dialogue, practical parenting ideas, and live Q&A!

Topics we unpack:

• Approaching LGBTQ Conversations
• Seeking Parental Care & Support
• Coming Out
• Best Practices
• Best Improvements
• The Faith of your Child
• Navigating Partners & Weddings
• Addressing the Top Parenting Questions
• The Trans* Conversation – Going Deeper
• Names & Pronouns
• Parenting & Transition

Recorded September 2, 2026

It’s no secret that dads are often insecure about parenting their kids through conversations about sex and sexuality. But underneath this obvious challenge lies a deeper challenge: Many men have been taught unhealthy attitudes toward masculinity and male sexuality, whether by pop culture or pornography or even their churches. All too often, this unhealth then filters down into their parenting as well. How can Christian dads confront these false messages, learn a better way forward, and bring healthier views of masculinity and sexuality into their role as fathers? We’ll tackle all these questions and more with Dr. Andrew Bauman, author of The Sexually Healthy Man and Man Land: Understanding the Inner Terrain of Masculinity.

A FREE resource from The Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender

Sessions Include:
No One is Excluded
The Upside Down Kingdom
Counting the Cost
Existing on Purpose
Chosen Family
Becoming like Jesus
Navigating Christian Community
An Eternal Romance

Helping Parents Love is a new faith-based support initiative for Christian parents with LGBTQ children. Using the Parenting LGBTQ Kids curriculum, parents join a virtual group that meets for 3 months in weekly 90-120 minute Zoom meetings.

Gracia/Verdad 1.0 está diseñado para que grupos pequeños, a través de 5 semanas. Serán invitados a discutir la tema y la gente de LGBT+, el vocabulario para usar y no usar, un punto de vista bíblica del matrimonio y la sexualidad y para proveer sabiduría en cómo encarnar el amor de Cristo hacia ellos que son la minoría de su sexualidad y de su género. La versión pdf del libro y los videos sólo están disponibles en nuestra tienda en línea:

• Conversación 1:  Querida Iglesia: soy gay
• Conversación 2:  Gracia/Verdad—a la manera de Jesús
• Conversación 3:  ¿Qué es el matrimonio?
• Conversación 4: ¿Qué dice la Biblia sobre las relaciones con el mismo sexo?
• Conversación 5:  Seis cosas relacionales que hacer y evitar

Grace/Truth is an interactive, small group learning experience that introduces Christians to LGBT+ people, the language to use and avoid, a theologically faithful view of marriage and sexuality, and practical guidance on how to embody the love of Christ toward sexual and gender minorities.