So what’s wrong with this story???

Hmmmm.... this is interesting and really... well... I'll let you read it for yourself.

This is a story that came across the AP wire today.

YBOR CITY, Fla. - A southwest Florida church issued a challenge for its married members this past Sunday: Hanky-panky every day. Relevant Church head pastor Paul Wirth says the 50 percent divorce rate was the catalyst for The 30-Day Sex Challenge.

"And that's no different for people who attend church," Wirth said. "Sometimes life gets in the way. Our jobs get in the way."

Oh, and the flip side of the challenge? No rolling in the sheets for the unwed.

Church member Tim Jones and his fiancée agreed to take on the challenge, though he acknowledges it'll be a tough month. But he added: "I think it's worth trying to find out other things about each other."

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So am I missing something there at the end of that story??? "Church member".... "fiancée "...."he acknowledges it'll be a tough month".... "it's worth trying to find out other things about each other". So assuming he is referencing a bit further up in the story where it says..."No rolling in the sheets for the unwed".

????????? They are members of church???? Like no matter what you shouldn't be having sex before you are married. This just jumped out at me and really hurt my brain. And the way that the news story is presented... that viewpoint isn't even considered. Oh... how far has society slide to thinking that sin is the norm?!?

I googled the "Relevant Church" and read their beliefs. Even that seems a bit watered down. Someone needs to go there and recommend that they study I John and Jude.