The Gospel is queer.
If you feel like you’re past the point of wondering whether it’s okay to be LGBTQ and Christian and now you’re asking “how does my faith and my sexuality intersect?” This is the section for you.
Whether you want to learn more about how to read the Bible through queer eyes, or you want to reflect on what your sexuality can teach your faith, or you just want to grow in your faith we’ve got you covered.
Queerness can help you understand God & the gospel
Queerness can unlock new insight into your faith and help you understand how Christianity has always been queer. Understanding queerness is vital to understanding God and the Gospel.
We want to show you how.
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Divine revelations are already inside of you. We'll help you tap into the whispers and yearnings of the Holy Spirit (she's queer)
We put together an 8-week email series to guide you through an exploration of how LGBTQ genders and sexualities can enrich our lives and faiths and be a gift to the Church.
Eight weeks. One email per week. Discover how queerness is a gift.
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A Sermon for All Souls
Tonight we celebrate All Saints and All Souls. These are actually two separate observances; one is a day to remember
To understand the Bible, it takes more than simply being LGBTQ and Christian
I know the Bible backwards and forwards. I grew up a conservative, evangelical Christian and “The Bible” occupied a central
What Promiscuity Taught Me about God’s Love
Your love is not finite. Your body is not polluted, or dirtied, or worn down by connections with others. Your love is infinite. Your body is powerful.
How To Find Community After Leaving Church
A common thread I hear over and over from folks who have left the evangelical church (whether because their politics
Mary: The Bad Ass Mother Of God
We often talk about Mary only at Christmas time, complete with images of her with the baby Jesus, for cutesy
Your Body Is Good: A Resurrection Sermon
There’s something else in the Jesus and Thomas story that’s stunning: Jesus, in his resurrected body, keeps his scars.