Sexual Politics

After a week in Sacramento, pondering discussions and dialogue, I’m writing down my 4am musings here to share for discussion…

As CHANGED continues more deeply into the world of government and politics I’ve realized its counter-revolutionary nature. Let me explain…

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Elizabeth Woning
Can Biblical Sexuality Survive in Today's Culture? A discussion with Ken Fish

In this conversation, Ken Fish is joined by Elizabeth Woning, co-founder of the Changed Movement, to explore the collision of faith, sexuality, and identity. A former progressive activist turned passionate advocate for biblical sexuality, Elizabeth shares her journey from lesbianism to encountering Jesus—and her mission to stand in truth while loving well.

They dive into the tension between cultural conformity and spiritual conviction, the impact of gender ideology on the Church, and how Christians can defend biblical truth without losing compassion.

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Elizabeth Woning
Is there a better way forward with LGBT?

Following Christ is not a “gay to straight” journey (both are false constructs.) Discipleship is a matter of changing one’s mind and worldview to believe we are all simply human beings. Together. That path requires real repentance (a change of mind) and an environment that can facilitate life in Christ alongside self-knowledge, understanding of our past, perspective on our gifts or strengths, honor, dignity, transformation, hope… essentially, it requires the kingdom of God. We need an environment where we can be cherished while being authentic as we lay down our LGBT identity. One that is undaunted by temptation.

God can restore what has been lost to the worldview that our sexual desires are central to our self-understanding.

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Elizabeth Woning
Celibacy vs. Abstinence? Why the Distinction Matters

I sat down with Rosaria Butterfield and Mike Davidson to discuss the conflation of the terms celibacy and abstinence that is becoming common among evangelical churches. Celibacy is inaccurate to describe those who are identifying as LGBTQ and Christian. We do a deep dive into the theological difference and why it matters.

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Elizabeth Woning