What is the Christian response and responsibility to LGBTQ+ people? I invite you to explore that anew with me. This blog is a collection of stories, thoughts and insights to help us explore the quieter middle–the place where we set aside divisive rhetoric and elevate the conversation, in search of what matters most: healing and reconciliation. Welcome to my blog!
NYT Opinion Piece: How My Dad Reconciled His God and His Gay Son by Timothy White I had the privilege of knowing this article was coming. The co-author Bill is a close friend and colleague. And while I’ve heard Bill’s
This 35 year old grew up as a pastor’s kid. When he realized he was gay, he felt no one could find out for fear of…
I try no to give much attention to the media. When your name is involved, that’s a bit trickier…
A pastor asked my take on the Bible in relation to gay marriage. My eventual answer was simple, yet deserved the context of my story…
200+ LGBTQ people have entrusted their stories to me. This one hit me hard. This 61 year old remains in the closet to this day…
If you’re among the growing number of Christians rethinking how to love your LGBTQ+ neighbor, may I propose 3 words to lead with…
Do you know LGBTQ+ experiences growing up in church? This quote is from a 25 year old man. From an early age, he loved God and the church, and yet
Pope Francis is modeling what many of us advocates are observing behind the scenes – that many Christian leaders are rethinking their responsibility to LGBTQ people…
This 35 year old grew up as a pastor’s kid. When he realized he was gay, he felt no one could find out for fear of…
I try no to give much attention to the media. When your name is involved, that’s a bit trickier…
A pastor asked my take on the Bible in relation to gay marriage. My eventual answer was simple, yet deserved the context of my story…
200+ LGBTQ people have entrusted their stories to me. This one hit me hard. This 61 year old remains in the closet to this day…
If you’re among the growing number of Christians rethinking how to love your LGBTQ+ neighbor, may I propose 3 words to lead with…
