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What? Boys in Girl’s Sports?

Go ahead, call me transphobic. But wait. How could I be, being transgender, having transitioned and then having surgery, how could I possibly be transphobic? Well, I’m not. But anyone who isn’t transgender who writes what I’m about to write would be called that, because the reason doesn’t matter, if you disagree in any way, about anything having to do with someone who is transgender, that automatically makes you transphobic and a hater in the cancel culture we currently live in. Read more “What? Boys in Girl’s Sports?” →

The Sin of Not Being Like You

Wouldn’t the world be such a better place if everyone were like you? I mean, if you think secular movies are bad for our culture, is it a sin if Christians go see them? And secular music. Music that doesn’t point to the Lord. Is it a sin if Christians listen to it? What about dancing? Many Christians think dancing is a sin, maybe you’re one of them. So you would condemn Christians who go to a nightclub and dance? If dancing is sinful, is it a sin to go watch a ballet? I mean, you’re not actually the one doing the dancing are you? Read more “The Sin of Not Being Like You” →

The Book is 2 Years Old, and FREE this…

Two years ago this week “God Doesn’t Make Mistakes” was published. Since then in addition to the copies sold, I’ve given away over 2,200 copies.

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A Simple Conversation – It’s Not Hard

Today I had a wonderful conversation. It was with the father of a gay daughter. If you’ve been following my posts, back in May I wrote about leaving my church, and though none of the pastors of my church ever contacted me, this gentleman (an elder at the church), at the request of the senior pastor did reach out—even though at that time he knew virtually nothing about me. Read more “A Simple Conversation – It’s Not Hard” →

I’m Sorry Church, But I’m Angry!

I’m angry because people are hurting and you don’t seem to care. I’m angry because you’re afraid to speak up for those who love Jesus but are different than you. I’m angry because “fitting in” and having your nice group of friends at church is more important than calling out those around you, even the leaders of your church for not embracing those who seek community with you. Read more “I’m Sorry Church, But I’m Angry!” →

The Fear of Understanding

One of the pastors at my old church, Dr. Octavious Bishop, posted this on Facebook today: “We must care-less, what people think of us. That’s none of our business. But, how we are perceived may begin the incredibly humbling process of understanding.”

The word “may” in the last sentence is important. That’s because how you’re perceived may NOT begin that process of understanding, and much of that depends on the person doing the perceiving. And it has nothing to do with you. Read more “The Fear of Understanding” →

Unconditional Love, Unconditional Acceptance (Not so easy)

Is there a difference? Should there be?

It seems so simple.

If you love unconditionally, you must therefore be accepting unconditionally. Yet just like those sushi artists that make those paper thin slices of fish, we Christians have found a way to make a VERY thin slice between unconditional love and unconditional acceptance. The key word being UNCONDITIONAL. Read more “Unconditional Love, Unconditional Acceptance (Not so easy)” →

Hate, Sorrow, Love and Joy

A week ago I posted an open letter to the pastors of my church on Facebook, why it was important to make room there for those who are LGBT and as a result of their silence, why I decided to leave. In the days that followed there were some comments and emails and I’d like to follow up with a couple of things: 1) God is faithful and 2) fear doesn’t equal hate. Read more “Hate, Sorrow, Love and Joy” →

It’s Worse Than Coronavirus

This post started with me writing about how disappointed I was in my fellow Americans. How so many have succumbed to the fear of a virus that is not Ebola (with a 90% fatality rate), hemorrhagic fever (24-88% fatality rate) or even MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome at 41%). Our country saw Ebola on our own shore in 2014 and as deadly as it is we didn’t all suddenly duck and cover. 100,000 people died of MERS in the U.S. and million worldwide in 1969 and we still held Woodstock! Read more “It’s Worse Than Coronavirus” →

Looking Forward to Making Parole

I was on the phone briefly with a client of mine today. I just finished setting up a laptop for her and was double checking her address in Houston before shipping it off. She lives in a nice retirement community but is pretty much restricted to her apartment with no visitors right now with the Coronavirus threat still a part of our lives. Before hanging up I told her “I’m looking forward to seeing you when you make parole” since I can’t personally deliver the computer to her these days. We had a good laugh and said goodbye. Read more “Looking Forward to Making Parole” →