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Lina AbuJamra gives an honest look at what it's like to be a fifty-year-old virgin within the American church. She offers hope and encouragement for those struggling with temptation, and she gives an in-depth look at the heart of the problem of sexual sin.
In this memoir of a fifty-year-old virgin, Lina AbuJamra gets vulnerable about her sexual struggles as a single Christian woman. For years, Lina had dreams of what her future would look like, and though she became a successful physician, her dreams for romantic love were left unfulfilled.
She couldn't be the only one struggling sexually, could she? All around the world, church leaders have fallen due to sexual sin, and Lina knew this was an issue Christians and the church needed to address. In Eggplants and Peaches, she shares her own struggles with sexual temptation, and she points out where the church and purity culture have failed our communities. Lina gets real about the excuses we make and the lies we tell ourselves even when our behaviors point to a larger problem.
In Eggplants and Peaches, you'll read a no-holds-barred discussion on sexual sin and what the church needs to be doing to support Christians and the community at large. Most importantly, you'll see that despite our constant failures as humans, Jesus doesn't ask us to be perfect. He just asks us to be His.
In this memoir of a fifty-year-old virgin, Lina AbuJamra gets vulnerable about her sexual struggles as a single Christian woman. For years, Lina had dreams of what her future would look like, and though she became a successful physician, her dreams for romantic love were left unfulfilled.
She couldn't be the only one struggling sexually, could she? All around the world, church leaders have fallen due to sexual sin, and Lina knew this was an issue Christians and the church needed to address. In Eggplants and Peaches, she shares her own struggles with sexual temptation, and she points out where the church and purity culture have failed our communities. Lina gets real about the excuses we make and the lies we tell ourselves even when our behaviors point to a larger problem.
In Eggplants and Peaches, you'll read a no-holds-barred discussion on sexual sin and what the church needs to be doing to support Christians and the community at large. Most importantly, you'll see that despite our constant failures as humans, Jesus doesn't ask us to be perfect. He just asks us to be His.