"Such were some of you; but you were washed, but you were sanctified, but you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and in the Spirit of our God" (1 Corinthians 6:11, NASB).
Please read the story at http://www.christianitytoday.com/dispatch.html?code=headline&url=/ct/2007/marchweb-only/112-52.0.html
Never give up.
About Me
- Terry Laudett
- I am a Christian, a husband to Janet, and a father to Christopher. We are members of a church in Tulsa, Oklahoma (USA).
Bible Quotations
Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture quotations are taken from the English Standard Version (ESV) of the Bible. All unmarked Scripture quotations prior to 2010 were taken from the New International Version (NIV).
My Goal in Life
Act with justice. Love mercy and kindness. Walk humbly with my God. (Micah 6:8)
One Church, One Family Can Make a Difference for One Child in Foster Care
Blog Archive
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- Christopher's Photograph at the Contact Church
- International Adoption Articles in the Christian C...
- Churches and the Rwandan Genocide
- Abortion and Public Office
- Romans 5:8
- People Change
- International Soul Winning Workshop 2007
- Christ's Church in Rwanda
- The Kindness of Prayer
- Hope for a Dying Church
- Real and Impersonal Love
- Real and Personal Love
- Transracial Adoption
- Sexual Immorality
- The Logsdons and Urban Ministry
- John Perkins and Urban Ministry
- God's Favorite Music
- Who Cares About the Pygmies?
- Alabama Tornado Victim
- Jesus' Family Tomb?
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Favorite Posts
- A Birthday Letter to My Son
- Dad, When Will I be a Man?
- Gender Inclusive Language in the Bible
- How Believing the Bible Led to Faith in Christ
- How Can I Walk Humbly with God?
- How to Find a Good Church
- Our Son's Finest Moment
- Sage
- The Inerrancy of the Bible
- The Need to Believe in Jesus Christ
- The Pledge and Appeal of Baptism
- Walking in the Light Without the Spotlight on Them
- Why Do People in Trouble Seek Out Tony Dungy?
2 comments:
I appreciated this article. As an Evangelical Christian, I respect those in the ministry of helping homosexual persons feel loved by the faith community such that they no longer engage in same-gender sex.
As a person with friends who are homosexual, I also believe it's important to build loving relationships and prayerfully let God make the changes. We can do this through confrontation when that is necessary and other methods when they are called for. Recently, I've been trying to do it through humor. It's risky, but check out my recent post - "I'm OK, You're All Gay" and tell me what you think
Thanks for the comment, pistol pete. I'm completely in favor of using humor in reaching out to people. I read your blog, and I hope that you are successful with it.
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