Jun 10, 2014 Edition
God and Nakedness
A Broadcast with R.C. Sproul
Ever since Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden, nakedness has been associated with shame. To be naked is to be vulnerable, to risk someone taking advantage of your self-exposure. In fact, nakedness is more than just skin deep; it is an expression of our most intimate selves. In this lesson, Dr. Sproul explains that marriage is a safe haven where shame need not exist, and where vulnerability leads to intimacy.