by Roger Jones | Nov 13, 2018 | WGA Blog
Several times, I had led a book study through The Wounded Heart by Dan Allender. This book was written for those who have experienced sexual abuse. It has been used as the text for WGA’s Survivors of Abuse (SOA) for many years. Each time I read it, something new...
by Scott Kingry | Nov 6, 2018 | WGA Blog
In my last blog, I reframed singleness, marriage and celibacy with a lot of help from Catholic writer, Henri Nouwen. I also spoke about singleness being an equal “vocation” or calling one can choose, just as one chooses marriage. Yet, we singletons have many negative...
by Beth V | Oct 30, 2018 | WGA Blog
I’m a woman in my mid-twenties, have never had sex, and am currently not in a romantic relationship. I’m not going to have sex for the foreseeable future. I believe and hold fast to conservative theology surrounding sex and marriage. I specifically mean that I believe...
by Mary Heathman | Oct 23, 2018 | WGA Blog
Watching the final Kavanaugh hearing was a miserable, wretched experience. Laid up with a broken foot with too much time on my hands, and motivated by a fascination I couldn’t ignore, like not being able to turn your eyes away from a tragic accident, I ended up...
by Roger Jones | Oct 16, 2018 | Addiction, WGA Blog
In my last few blogs, I introduced the sexual addiction cycle from Patrick Carnes, as shared in his book Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction. The first part of the addiction cycle is called preoccupation. I shared some helpful things to consider when...
by Scott Kingry | Oct 9, 2018 | WGA Blog
About every decade or so, I get into a wrestling match with my relationship status—which is single. And not only single, but a continuing attempt to walk out my sexuality congruent with my spiritual convictions. That would be celibate (insert audible groan here). Now...
