Charge the Hill || Sex, Shame, and Freedom || Ephesians 5:1-14

Culture has strong opinions about sex—and the church often feels stuck between awkward silence and hot takes. In this message from Ephesians 5:1–14, we tackle a question most people are already wrestling with (whether they’re religious or not): What does it actually look like to follow Jesus with your sexuality? This isn’t a cringe “don’t do this, don’t do that” talk. It’s a deeper invitation to consider whether our view of sex is shaped by love or by use—and why the Bible links sexual integrity to becoming the kind of people who live in the light, not the shadows. If you’ve ever wondered why Christians talk about boundaries, why porn and hookups don’t just affect “nobody,” or why so many people feel confusion and shame around desire, this sermon will give you a clear framework without cheap condemnation.