Today, I was on a nationally syndicated radio show called Steve Brown, Etc. to talk about my book, Straight-Face. Even if Steve and I don’t agree on everything, he has always been a hero of mine. Check it out by clicking here! Share PostTwitterFacebookGoogle +1Email
Well, we’re about to begin rolling into an election season, which means that you’re going to be hearing a lot about homosexuality from the “experts” in the GOP. It’s already started with Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who recently compared homosexuality to alcoholism. Now, whenever Perry opens his mouth, I rarely listen. Even more so, […]
Yesterday, the Southern Baptist Convention formed a resolution that made a “bold stance against transgendered people.” I won’t remake the wheel, so if you’d like a good understanding of the resolution, check out John Shore’s post. I firmly believe that for the LGB community, this says a lot. This says that the SBC has […]
Today, I was on a nationally syndicated radio show called Steve Brown, Etc. to talk about my book, Straight-Face. Even if Steve and I don’t agree on everything, he has always been a hero of mine. Check it out by clicking here! Share PostTwitterFacebookGoogle +1Email
Well, we’re about to begin rolling into an election season, which means that you’re going to be hearing a lot about homosexuality from the “experts” in the GOP. It’s already started with Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who recently compared homosexuality to alcoholism. Now, whenever Perry opens his mouth, I rarely listen. Even more so, […]
Yesterday, the Southern Baptist Convention formed a resolution that made a “bold stance against transgendered people.” I won’t remake the wheel, so if you’d like a good understanding of the resolution, check out John Shore’s post. I firmly believe that for the LGB community, this says a lot. This says that the SBC has […]
Yesterday, Matt Walsh posted on his blog about the Michael Sam draft. Granted, he wasn’t knocking Sam or the NFL about having the first openly gay football player, but he was knocking the press revolving the incident. Walsh goes on to rant about how “personal business” needs to stay personal business. First off, hats […]
I haven’t posted a lot lately. Partly because life has been busy, and partly because most of my writing time has been spent on editing the book. But, I think an even bigger reason, is because I just haven’t had much inspiration lately. I have been closely following the news, as I usually do. I […]
The scene: Jesus knows he is about to be crucified. He goes to the Garden of Gethsemane with his disciples, and he spends some time talking to them. Finally, knowing it is his last hour as a free man, he spend this time in prayer. First, he prays that his death is glorified unto God. […]
I’m pretty new to the LGBT side of life (2 years since I came out), but I’ve always been sort of an activist – even if the things I was fighting for 5 years ago makes me cringe today. Activism, I believe, is something that is innate in most of us, and is burning deeply […]
A few weeks ago, I received a message from a Christian in Uganda. We began to converse, and I was blown away by this man’s story. He has become my personal hero as of late. Phillip is a Ugandan Christian, and he is a straight man. However, in the wake of the new anti-gay laws […]
I have a degree in philosophy, and one of the key terms I learned while earning my degree was called “burden of proof.” Burden of Proof simply means an obligation placed on one party during an epistemic debate to provide sufficient evidence for their positions. For years, during my struggle with homosexuality and my faith, […]
Fred Phelps, organizer and leader of the hate-filled Westboro Baptist Church, is reported on his death bed at the moment. It is news that is quickly spreading throughout social media, with flagrant tweets and Facebook statuses that are somewhat amusing, yet slightly disheartening. Let me begin by saying that I am, obviously, not a […]
