The Value Of Sexنموونە

It’s on TV and in magazines. It’s on big screens and mobile devices. It’s in the songs we sing along to and the latest celebrity scandals. It’s used to sell everything from hamburgers to deodorants. 

Ever since “the sex revolution” of the ‘60s, each new generation has tried to outdo the one before it. 

Sex is everywhere!

But look where it’s got us – nowhere. The love children of the sexual revolution are broken lives and broken hearts. Then there’s HIV/AIDS: 70 million inflected mainly through casual sex. 

Those who misuse sex have the emotional scars to show for it – a heart torn apart by deep regret, by feelings of shame and of being used. 

Our culture puts too much value on sex. And the opposite is true: we don’t put enough value on it. When we don’t know its true worth and purpose, we use sex – not realizing how messed up we become in the process. 

It doesn’t have to be this way. The first sexual revolution turned sex upside down. It’s time for another revolution – one that turns it right side up.

PRAYER: God, please show me what sex is for and help me to see it in a whole new way – Your way.