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From the Outside
A Non-Christian Perspective on Homosexuality and the Church
Educational Ministry in the Church
Considering Anselm's well-known phrase, "faith seeking understanding," Christian faith and church education are inseparable. Every Christian is to know the Lord with diligence (Hos. 6:3). But a significant question could be, "for what?" Answering the question, I would say without hesitation, it is "for our sanctification." It means Christians becoming Christ-likeness.
Southwest Pueblo Black Bean Soup
Recipe
Jesus, The Bible, and Homosexuality by Jack Rogers
Book Review
I grew up in the kind of community that had a lot of answers. For instance, we knew that homosexuality was a choice that people made. We knew that men were smarter than women. We knew that people on welfare were unmotivated freeloaders. We knew that people of other races were less capable than we were. We didn't know how or why we knew the things that we did; we just knew them. For us, they were the facts that helped maintain the worldview we felt comfortable with.