Our culture once believed that “free love” was healthy and that it facilitated fulfillment; however, today we see the fruit of hookup culture is a radical breakdown in our ability to relate to one another.
Read More”Is homosexuality sin?... I can’t say.” The furor focusing on Lauren Daigle’s response is sobering.
Read MoreWe are driven to discover a new and better way for Christians to address homosexuality. We’ve come away from the LGBTQ life and are helping each other find truth and hope for life as new creations in Christ, waiting expectantly for God to show us all He has.
Read MoreAre we willing to contend for the fullness of the power of God, or will we submit our lives to a philosophy that denies His power for healing and wholeness simply because it is out of our hands?
Read MoreThe spirit of the age must never be the prevailing voice in viewing scripture.
Read MoreMoralism yields either two things: 1) self righteous pride, whereby I am offended by God for what He asks of me. I am offended that He asks me to suffer, for example. or 2) self hatred, since I recognize I cannot be good.
Moralism, a works based salvation, is the result of a lifestyle of pleasing others. For example your parents.
Read MoreTo answer our questions about homosexuality we must begin by inviting our sons, daughters, peers, spouses, friends into the inner kingdom of God. Homosexuality should not be our focus. Jesus is always the only effective agent of change. Loving well depends upon our ability to show others how to let Him in so that His kingdom may be established.
Read MoreWe may not love well, but we certainly know One who does. Our ability to connect people to God distinguishes Christian love.Christian love always seeks to bring people into His presence, where they may experience the beauty and satisfaction of the love they were designed to enjoy.
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