Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Our culture says: "My body. My choice."
But Scripture says our bodies belong to God.
That's why Christians don't define truth by personal autonomy, feelings, or desires. We submit every part of our lives—including our bodies—to the One who made us and loves us.
And here's the good news: Jesus also said, "This is my body."
But unlike us, He gave His body up not for sin—but for our salvation.
That's the kind of truth our preteens need in today's culture.
✨ The Holy Sexuality Project for Preteens launches June 30.
🔗 Learn more and prepare your family for launch: holysexuality.com/access
Our culture says: "My body. My choice."
But Scripture says our bodies belong to God.
That's why Christians don't define truth by personal autonomy, feelings, or desires. We submit every part of our lives—including our bodies—to the One who made us and loves us.
And here's the good news: Jesus also said, "This is my body."
But unlike us, He gave His body up not for sin—but for our salvation.
That's the kind of truth our preteens need in today's culture.
✨ The Holy Sexuality Project for Preteens launches June 30.
🔗 Learn more and prepare your family for launch: holysexuality.com/access
