80% of the world’s evangelical Christians live in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Over the last 50 years, God’s church has grown exponentially in these areas.

These regions have tremendous mission sending potential to help bring the gospel to unreached peoples, but they currently send only 20% of the world’s cross-cultural missionaries!

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Our culture has become &ldquo;organized around sexual identity,&rdquo; one aspect being a &ldquo;boundaries-free sexuality.&rdquo; Nowhere else is this more prevalent than on college campuses. As a campus ministry leader in the U.S. today, you undoubtedly face varying degrees of questions and opposition regarding sexual freedom. Today, our students receive two conflicting messages about sexual freedom. One is the message of freedom the <a href="/students/resources/four-questions-of-the-gospel">gospel</a> presents that leads to healthy relationships and community. The other tells them more casual sex is the path forward, the way out of confusing and damaging sexual encounters. Owen Strachan sheds light on this topic and gives practical steps forward in this TGC article, <a href="https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/gospel-hope-in-hookup-culture?utm_source=feedburner&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=tgcblog#When:2017-01-23T06:00:00+00:00" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Gospel Hope in Hookup Culture</a>. How will you respond?
You May Also Be Interested in <a href="/students/articles/webinar-confronting-porn-epidemic">Webinar: Confronting the Porn Epidemic</a> Or&nbsp;<a href="/students/resources/sex-love-addiction-resources-women">Sex and Love Addiction Resources for Women</a>.

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Gospel Hope in Hookup Culture

Gospel Hope in Hookup Culture

By: Andrew Hall

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