Category Archives: CG-STAT

Our Sexuality Is Not a Separate Entity

We usually tend to separate our sexuality from our core nature because we think and believe that our sexuality is a completely separate entity that we carry with ourselves.

But the truth is, our sexuality is not a separate entity but the integral part of who we really are. We all are sexual beings and our sexuality is the center of our humanity, a pillar on which every part of who we are is woven into and built on. Continue reading Our Sexuality Is Not a Separate Entity

“For the Man the King Delights to Honor”

You know, as a teacher of sexual purity and marriage, I so far talked to many young people from all walks of life regarding dating, sex and marriage and this is the common comment I get: “I love your teaching and the way you explain it but honestly speaking, nobody is living to the standard of God’s word. I mean, look no further. Look in your church. Who will wait until marriage these days? Whether a person is a son or daughter of a pastor, or she/he is a pastor themselves, they don’t wait for marriage. So, don’t you get discouraged to still speak about sexual purity, virginity and all that?” Continue reading “For the Man the King Delights to Honor”

Joseph Said “No” to Free Sex. How?

One very important thing we need to teach our little kids:

To our girls: We tell them how fearfully, wonderfully and beautifully God had created them. When a little girl hears this from her parents, especially from the first man she comes to know, her father, she won’t go around and look for it in all wrong places. A girl is created by God to receive love, to be admired of her beauty. That is why God commands husbands to love their wives. (Ephesians 5:21-31) This is found to be very effective method to decrease the number of teen pregnancy in America. Continue reading Joseph Said “No” to Free Sex. How?

A Medicine For Loneliness

A4P Guest: Hi Missy, How are you doing? I want to ask you about a recent issue I’ve been dealing with. Long story short, there is this man I know from my church. He recently asked me for a relationship. I told him that I needed time to think before I give him a yes or no answer. Then we started hanging out just for a cup of tea because I thought that would help me to know him better. People from my church (my spiritual fathers) encouraged me to move with it (to accept his request). As far as I have noticed in this few weeks, he’s a good man and he always tries to take care of me. I haven’t seen anything wrong in his personality.

Continue reading A Medicine For Loneliness