In Episode 3, Season 2, Pastor Jen and Pastor Leah answer listener questions about the intersection of Recovery and Sex. How does sex change once you’re sober? What do you do when you don’t know who you are as a sexual being AND a sober person? And what to do with the guilt and shame that comes with coming to terms with past choices? We address all…

Note: Leah mentions that this is episode three, but it is episode two. Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

Season 2 of the Sex Positive God Pod starts off with Pastor Jen and Pastor Leah discussing varying libidos between partners. How do you handle that as a couple? What do you do if you find yourself in a sexless marriage? Are there workarounds? We talk about all this and more. Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

Having “The Talk” and more questions from Parents Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

In episode 1.11, Pastor Jen and Pastor Leah share questions from listeners about polyamory and ethical non-monogamy with Pastor Josh Lee. You can read more from Josh at https://www.forefrontnyc.com/blog/2022/8/12/4-cs-of-a-healthy-sexual-ethic Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

In Episode 1.10, Pastor Jen and Pastor Leah talk with Brandan Robertson about overcoming shame as a queer person and how to free yourself from fear-based religion. Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

In episode 9, Pastor Jen and Pastor Leah hear from Rev. Tonya Jackson about growing up in the Baptist and Holiness traditions, dealing with ‘church hurt’, coming to terms with her sexual orientation, and living with intentionality and love. This episode mentions multiple kinds of trauma. Support the Show.…

How do we talk about sex? How do we manage conflict? How can we communicate about difficult things without it devolving into a fight? In episode 8, Pastor Jen and Pastor Leah give practical tips for caring communication with our partners Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

Pastor Jen and Pastor Leah answer questions related to penises and performance, when to see your doctor, what to think about how your penis works (or doesn’t work), and how to navigate the emotional/relational challenges of penises that aren’t functioning the way we wish they would. Support the Show.…

Episode six is all about bodies. Rev. Jen and Rev. Leah answer listener questions about body shame, how disability and chronic illness impact sex, and staying in our bodies during sex. Listeners should know that this episode mentions sexual trauma. Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

Episode five is a frank conversation about the origin of shame and practical tips to overcome it. Rev. Jen and Rev. Leah answer questions from listeners dealing with shame around sexual orientation, kinks, and sexual shame in general. Listeners should know that this episode mentions suicide. Support the Show.…

Episode 1.4: Saying yes and saying no: consent Episode four brings a conversation about all aspects of consent. Rev. Jen and Rev. Leah discuss communication, power dynamics, and the nuances of consent. Support the Show.Oleh Rev. Jennifer Aull and Rev. Leah Robberts-Mosser

Episode 1.3: Is it ok to be gay? In episode three, Rev. Jen and Rev. Leah deal with heartfelt and personal questions about sexual orientation. When the voices that scream ‘being gay is an abomination’ are SO LOUD, how do we listen for the truth: being LGBTQ is NOT a sin. You are loved and beloved. Support the Show.…

Episode 1.2: Let's Talk about Sex! In episode two, Rev. Jen and Rev. Leah discuss sex in general: how do we decide when, where, and why we have sex? They debunk the idea that sex is only for marriage between straight people and talk about the book of erotic love poetry found in the Bible. Support the Show.…

Episode 1.1: What About Masturbation? In their first episode, Rev. Jen and Rev. Leah dive right in! They answer listener questions about masturbation. Where did the idea that it’s a sin come from, and what’s sacred about pleasure? Support the Show.Oleh Jennifer