113 - The Story of Us: Helping Teenagers Navigate Gender, Sexuality, and the Gospel’s Goodness with Simon Swadling
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113 - The Story of Us: Helping Teenagers Navigate Gender, Sexuality, and the Gospel’s Goodness with Simon Swadling
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The Story of Us: Helping Teenagers Navigate Gender, Sexuality, and the Gospel’s Goodness
Al James interviews Simon Swadling about his new five-week youth video resource, The Story of Us, developed over three years from Moore College research on identity and theological anthropology, to help teenagers think deeply about what it means to be human and how the Bible’s story applies to gender and sexuality. Referencing a quote from Toby Knights, they discuss how teens increasingly evaluate Christianity through the lens of harm and oppression rather than truth, and argue the gospel is both true and good, offering a secure place to wrestle with discomfort compassionately. Swadling explains the resource’s structure (world story, sin’s impact, God’s better story centered on Jesus, then implications) and its five “tent poles”: made by God, made for relationships, made embodied, made to grow over time, and made for Christ.
Links:
Story of Us Resource
- https://thestoryofus.org.au,
Living Faith
- https://livingfaith.online,
Simon's article that we mention, "The Problem with Finding Your Identity in Christ"
- https://simonswadling.substack.com/p/the-problem-with-finding-your-identity.
- And the podcast episode based on the article
Time Stamps:
02:00 Podcast Welcome
03:17 Why This Resource
06:19 Teen Pressures Today
09:34 Vibes And Worldviews
13:16 Truth And Discomfort
16:34 Beyond Right And Wrong
21:26 Why Gender And Sexuality
24:18 Five Week Framework
30:05 How Youth Groups Use It
32:55 Hopes For Youth Ministry
35:29 Where To Find It
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