This article was first published August 3, 2018 A mixed bag of straight and gay pastors, celibate and non-celibate gays, parents and children—450 in all—have just met in a church (PCA) in St Louis. The conference attempted to integrate into the church and its ministry homosexuals who accept the biblical view of sex and marriage […]
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Click here to order your copy today. truthXchange DVD teaching series Featured Speakers: Dr. Michael Brown Rosaria Butterfield Dr. Rev. Gabe Fluhrer Dr. Rev. Peter Jones “A discourse on homosexuality that pastors need that is non-demonizing but deeply theological” Dr. Peter Jones The purpose of this DVD is to seek in an irenic way, a deep […]
Why I Am Not a Gay Christian
We hear so much about the importance of love these days, and we providentially called our conference “The Two Loves” which we now understand to mean the Love of God and love of humanity, in that order. This really is the guiding thesis of this conference. The most loving response to same-sex attracted people is […]
Who May Speak, After Orlando?
Who has a right to speak out about homosexuality after the Orlando Gay Bar massacre, and what should be said? It is tempting for Christians who hold to the biblical condemnation of homosexuality to go silent, but is that right? One group that does not hesitate is ISIS, which from the beginning has openly claimed […]
“Gay Christianity”: A Fatal Theological Oxymoron
An oxymoron combines two notions that don’t belong together. They are often humorous, as in “open secret” or “paid volunteer.” Oxys in Greek means “sharp” and moron means “dull,” so you can see how the name was coined. “Gay Christianity” is an oxymoron, and not in the least humorous! This growing movement in contemporary evangelicalism […]
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