In addition to the biblical teachings, christian literature and pastoral guidance also emphasize the importance of sexual purity and the dangers of engaging in activities that can lead to sexual sin. Technically, sexting between a husband and his wife would not be a sin, since a satisfying sex life is a gift god gives to married couples We never know who might read our messages or view our pictures. It violates biblical principles and can lead to negative consequences for all involved parties. You don’t need the fear of sin to determine whether you are comfortable, you need to figure out what your boundaries are There is more to consider other than absurd notions of sin.
Sexting involves sending, receiving, or forwarding sexually explicit messages, images, or videos through digital means While this behavior does not involve physical contact, it engages the mind and heart in a way that scripture addresses under broader principles of sexual purity, lust, and honoring god with one’s body Sending nudes makes you feel guilt, especially women You begin thinking of the risks of the nude photos being seen by another person after you have already sent them. Outside of that relationship, god treats nakedness as one of the most vivid forms of divine judgment Isaiah 47:3 says, “your nakedness shall be uncovered, and your disgrace shall be seen
