Masturbation: Sin or Natural Function?
Dec 2025 · Faith & Culture Series Book 10 · Roger Ball
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This topic confronts one of the most confusing and guilt-laden questions Christians face—yet one the church rarely discusses openly. While the Bible never explicitly mentions masturbation, does that mean it's permissible? This honest, biblically grounded exploration examines what Scripture teaches about sexuality, purity, lust, and self-control, revealing how these principles apply to this deeply personal struggle. This essay doesn't just argue theology—it offers practical steps toward freedom for those trapped in cycles of guilt and compulsion, pointing readers toward God's grace, the power of the Holy Spirit, and a higher vision of sexual holiness. Whether you're wrestling with this issue yourself, counseling others, or simply seeking biblical wisdom on a taboo topic, this essay provides much clarity and hope.
This topic confronts one of the most confusing and guilt-laden questions Christians face—yet one the church rarely discusses openly. While the Bible never explicitly mentions masturbation, does that mean it's permissible? This honest, biblically grounded exploration examines what Scripture teache...
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Roger Ball is a Reformed Christian writer who lives on the Florida Spacecoast. He writes on Christian theology, apologetics, psychology, and culture.
Roger Ball is a Reformed Christian writer who lives on the Florida Spacecoast. He writes on Christian theology, apologetics, psychology, and culture.
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