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Should We Use The Word Purity (1 Peter 4:11a; Psalm 51:5)
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Are the Bible’s teachings on sex out of date? Many argue that what was written by Old and New Testament writers is not appropriate for an intelligent modern conversation. Even the language, some say, is old fashioned and doesn’t have efficacy. Should we be using the word purity? Dannah Gresh puts the word on trial, and reveals three things that the Church needs to embrace as it answers the question.
For more related content on the topic of sex and purity, you’ll enjoy a book entitled What Are You Waiting For: The One Thing No One Ever Tells You About Sex by Dannah Gresh.
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