sexual sin

Major League Baseball pitcher Matt Dermody recently addressed his release from the Boston Red Sox last month over a 2021 tweet about homosexuality.

A former pornstar-turned-pastor has launched a new podcast in which he shares his testimony and encourages others who are addicted to pornography.

After a 21-year-old man shot and killed eight people in a mass shooting in Atlanta, Georgia last week, the church he belonged to issued a statement noting that they have revoked his membership status at the church.

According to a former roommate of the alleged Atlanta mass shooter, the man struggled with sexual sins he committed in the establishments he attacked. The New York Times responded with an article calling the suspect’s “fixation on sex” a “familiar thorn for evangelicals.”

In recent weeks, we’ve learned of abuse committed on a staggering scale, but it didn’t come from nowhere. It came from a long-term trajectory of compromises made possible by a perfect storm of failures – of accountability, of honesty, of tolerating, hiding, and abetting temptation. It is a gift of God that so few of us are in such a position to commit evil on this scale.

In an episode of his podcast, "Ask Pastor John," John Piper answered the question as to why someone may be having explicit dreams. The long-time pastor noted that it is possible for God to use the dream as a warning against sin.