The Sex Education We—God’s Children—Deserve.

Couples Discussion at Bridgehaven

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What meaning do you and your spouse give to sex?

The meaning of sex has long been predominated by the world’s definitions—this is one prevailing reason we struggle providing meaningful “sex education” for our rising children.

Depending on the meaning we associate with sex, the resulting experience can range from positive to negative, joyful to painful, exulting to debasing. The lack of meaning will limited our response altogether. So in order to elevate our sexual experience we must elevate the associated meaning we attach to sex.

But what if God gave sacred meaning associated with sex? With such meaning and understanding, I believe we can truly worship through sex and bring goodness to our marital relationships as well as mentor our children and others on the sacredness of sex.

Our discussion will explore God’s meaning embodied in the template (or temple) of our bodies— through its design, symbolism, function and metaphor—and further expressed through its exchange with our spouse as a type of an “ordinance.” Through this discussion, it is my prayer that we hear God speaking to us of His desired union with us in terms that evoke the highest and most powerful metaphor and meaning ever given to man and woman—sex.

Cost: $20 per person; cash or pay with Venmo here.

Location: Bridgehaven in Midway Reserve your spot here!

Niki J. Covington works as an artist in the classical tradition, specifically in the parameters of liturgical design—art for worship and sacred purposes.

He studied painting, sculpture and classical architecture in leading academies in Italy and New York. As part of his training, Niki was mentored in Ancient History, Philosophy, Symbolism and Wisdom, as well as Sacred Geometry and Archetypal Anatomy.

Having been raised in Japan, Niki’s background bridges the Eastern and the Western Traditions of art and philosophy, a growing theme in his life.

He is currently the principal at TEMENOS Studio, LLC. He uses his combined background to create sacred art and designs for worship and communion.

He is married to the beautiful Tiffany L. Jackson, and they have four robust children which they raise as the main and treasured crop in their family garden.