Help Me, We Don’t Have Enough Sex (Workshop Replay)In this special episode of Daring Discussions, I’m sharing the full replay of my live workshop for Christian husbands navigating the quiet frustration of sexual dissatisfaction in a sexless marriage.We talk about the real reasons intimacy dries up, the emotional and spiritual toll it takes, and—most importantly—how to rebuild a marriage bed that’s full of connection, freedom, and mutual satisfaction.If you’ve ever felt unwanted, unseen, or unsure how to fix the growing gap in your marriage, this conversation is for you.No shame. No judgment. Just real talk, rooted in truth, healing, and hope.In this episode: • Why sexual frustration is deeper than just “wanting more” • The hidden impact of purity culture on married sex • How to lead with love, not pressure • Practical steps to rebuild desire, safety, and passion with your wife

This week on Daring Discussions, I’m joined by Sheila Gregoire author of The Great Sex Rescue and a fierce advocate for healthy, mutual intimacy in #EvangelicalChristian marriages. We’re talking about the toxic teachings so many of us were handed, and how to unlearn what hurts so we can make room for intimacy that actually honors God and both partners.In this episode, we get into:-The damaging belief that sex is a wife’s “duty”-What scripture actually says about pleasure, consent, and connection-Why frequency doesn’t equal faithfulness-How to rebuild intimacy when your sex life was shaped by fear or obligationIf you’ve ever felt conflicted, disconnected, or confused about sex within your marriage....this is your episode. You’re not broken, sis. There’s a better way.Press play and let’s Discuss

If you’ve ever asked, “What does the bible say about sex?”... this conversation is for you.

Let’s be honest, church taught a lot of us what not to do when it came to sex, but not enough about what sex is for.

In this episode of Daring Discussions, I’m joined by Pastor Joel Moorefield Jr., and we’re digging into what scripture really says about sex, not just rules, but God’s design, intention, and heart behind it all.

We’re unpacking:
Why sex is spiritual (and not just physical)
What scripture says about pleasure, marriage, and desire
The weight of shame and how bad theology can keep people bound
How to ask "Is this allowed?" without getting stuck in fear or legalism
What it looks like to unlearn purity culture and still honor holiness

Bring your questions, your Bible, and your curiosity. Let’s Discuss!