“Did the Church Kill Sex? | Aaron Clarey EXPOSES Dead Bedrooms in Christian Marriages”
March 31, 2026
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as posted by the channelIs the modern Church quietly creating sexless marriages?
In this episode of Glenn Lawrence Presents, Glenn and Gia sit down with Aaron Clarey to confront one of the most uncomfortable conversations in Christianity today—why so many married couples are struggling with intimacy.
For years, many believers were taught that sex is dangerous, shameful, or something to suppress. But what happens when that mindset follows you into marriage?
Now you’ve got couples who:
Struggle with attraction
Treat sex like a duty instead of desire
Feel disconnected, frustrated, and confused
So the question is simple—and controversial:
Did the Church get this wrong?
This episode breaks down:
The difference between purity and sexual shame
Why “dead bedrooms” are more common than people admit
The truth about duty sex vs real desire
Who’s actually responsible when intimacy dies
Why marriage is a starting line—not a finish line
And what couples can do right now to fix it
No sugar-coating. No safe answers. Just real talk about what’s actually happening behind closed doors—and how to change it.
Whether you agree or not, this is a conversation most people are too afraid to have… but desperately need.
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