What Sex Reveals About Heaven, Hell, and You

What happens when we ask sex to do what only God can do?

In this message, we explore why sex can feel like heaven—and why it can so easily turn into something painful, confusing, or enslaving. Drawing from the Scriptures, church history, and our own lived experiences, we'll wrestle with desire, limitation, marriage, loneliness, shame, and hope.

Sex can’t save us—but it reveals something profound about who we are, what we’re longing for, and where true healing and union are ultimately found.

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Chapters

• 0:00 “The Shocking Implications” of Resurrection & Ascension
• 1:56 “Jesus Has a...” (Present Tense)
• 4:12 The King-Size Bed Sermon (and Why This Series Isn’t That)
• 5:51 The Paradox: “Greatness and Wretchedness”
• 9:13 1: Your Body Is Limited… and That’s Good
• 13:51 2: Your Desires Aren’t Bad—They’re Disordered
• 16:20 The Wagyu Steak (When Good Things Collapse Under the Weight)
• 19:42 C.S. Lewis: “Ludicrous and Preposterous” Desire
• 24:26 Genesis 3: Nakedness, Blame, and the Curse
• 27:00 Ecclesiastes vs. Song of Songs (Paradise… or Prison?)
• 30:00 Good Sex Is Like Heaven (What Desire Points Toward)
• 33:14 Bad Sex Is Like Hell (Unholy, Trauma, and Pain)
• 34:56 Sex, Money, and Idolatry (What We Worship)
• 38:27 Jesus Picks Sexually Broken People