The Book

Are We There Yet?

“Sexuality, the Church, and the Road to Transformation “

How is homosexuality different than other struggles?

How do we respond to sexual brokenness in Truth and Love?

Is simply having Same Sex attraction sinful?

How do we as the Church walk alongside those with sexual identity struggles?

Is the answer always a hard “NO” if I am invited to a Gay Wedding?

Drew surrendered his broken sexuality to the Lordship of Christ in 1996, leaving behind a homosexual relationship. He chose to trust Christ with his future, believing that the Word of God was trustworthy, and that Christ would be faithful to give him a life worth living outside of a homosexual identity or relationship. This surrender began a process of transformation and healing confronting the issues of same sex attraction and overall relational dysfunction in his life.

Drew takes the lessons he has learned in his own journey of transformation, as well as two decades of experience walking alongside those who struggle with their sexuality, and those in the LGBTQ community, to address these questions with pastoral insight, spiritual depth, humor, and practical wisdom.

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Thoughtful Read
Kaylene B.
Thoughtful Read
Kaylene B.

This is such a great book. This book has insight that will just get you thinking, if not, reconsidering any negative views on the church and sexuality. It also has such a different writing style that makes you think the author is speaking to you directly or in a conversational way.

Kaylene B.
The conversation and heart Christians need to have</a>
Stephen H.
The conversation and heart Christians need to have
Stephen H.

Drew's story and perspective is a beautiful one. He is incredibly sensitive, firm in his beliefs, open and vulnerable. At times I wanted to laugh and cry. Throughout church history, the subject of LGBTQ has not been dealt with well, especially recently. Drew presents several perspectives that I believe help a christian navigate the hotbed issues of our time regarding LGBTQ, yet with sensitivity and compassion. This book is the start of that important conversation. A must read for the serious christian.

Stephen H.
Wise, heartfelt and hilarious! So good!!</a>
Andrew W.
Wise, heartfelt and hilarious! So good!!
Andrew W.

This book is an incredible juxtaposition of humor, wisdom and heartfelt passages. I laughed and cried and was blessed as I read this. The author uses his own life story to illustuthe truth of how God loves us, even if we struggle with issues that the Christian Church historically condemns. That our past sins do not define us. That God does not view us through our sin.

Andrew W.
Compassionate and Convicting</a>
Sonia Francisco
Compassionate and Convicting
Sonia Francisco

I learned many truths that convicted my soul to better reflect the heart of our Savior while unflinchingly standing for Biblical Truth. My heart aches for the wounds Drew personally received from his own Church family and rejoices in the triumph of his ultimate victory to repent and claim his real identity as a beloved son of God.

Sonia Francisco