Webinars

Lots of Christian parents want to protect their kids from pornography—and their strategy for protection begins and ends with porn-blocking software. Blockers certainly have their place, but relying only on blockers can be a bit like treating the symptoms of a disease without ever addressing the disease itself. How might our family habits and underlying mindsets contribute to an unhealthy relationship with technology and addictive behaviors overall? And how might we change our family mindsets and habits to help our kids (and us) respond better to pornographic materials whenever we stumble across them? In this webinar, we’ll hear from Matt Krieg, a counselor with years of clinical experience helping individuals and families navigate sexuality, address sex addiction, and cultivate healthy patterns.

What can our capacity for sex and our desire for sex teach us about being human? More importantly, what can these things teach us about God? What does the New Testament’s concluding vision of eternity as a marriage—the wedding feast of Christ and his Bride, the Church—have to do with our lives and our bodies right now? And what about for Christians who aren’t married: Why would God design our bodies with sex organs, make the vast majority of us want to have sex with each other, and then tell us that we shouldn’t? In this webinar, we’ll be joined by Dr. Julia Hejduk and The Center’s own Dr. Greg Coles, coauthors of the new book Sexuality Beyond Sex, as we explore these questions through the lenses of Scripture, literature, philosophy, and Church history.