Read Drew’s Op-ed article responding to Alister Begg’s Advice from The Christian Post on February 12th.

Read Drew’s Op-ed article responding to Alister Begg’s Advice from The Christian Post on January 31st..

Check out the SOHL 2024 event highlights and watch Drew share his testimony as a key note speaker.

Drew wrote a recent blog post for a partner ministry called Changed Movement. This is his blog post from January 6th.

Grab your coffee and join us as we share on two brand new podcast episodes:

What is social media’s impact on sexuality in our culture and how should the Church respond?

And…

What should you do when your pastor refuses to perform a funeral for an LGTBQ+ family member?

Grab your coffee and join us as we guest visit on Kingdom Subjects, a podcast of Pacific Bible College for two episodes.

Grab your coffee and join us as we discuss the final part in this series. This last question is, Why should I pursue Christian values that do not allow me to be gay?

Grab your coffee and join us as we discuss the term Pray Away The Gay. Are we living in repression or walking in authentic discipleship with Jesus?

Grab your coffee and join us as we discuss how someone can be happier leaving Christian Fundamentalism and pursuing the gay lifestyle instead?

Grab your coffee and join us as we discuss the biblical mandate of hospitality and how it can profoundly impact the marginalized.

Grab your coffee and dive into the resources that Good Hope Church in Minnesota have so awesomely put together!

Grab your coffee and join us as we guest visit on the Welcome to the Table Podcast.

Grab your coffee and join us as we discuss identity and how foundational it is to our healing process.

Grab your coffee and join us as we discuss how the Church allows current cultural stereotypes regarding gender to create stumbling blocks for discipleship.

What do you do as a pastoral team when an LGTBQ+ identified person wants to serve in a leadership position?

The Church is facing an unprecedented crisis of sexual brokenness. Unfortunately, out of this comes a lot of incorrect theology. Knowing what A Living Letter believes in and what we teach is important for the church to be aware of. We want to prove ourselves equipped and trustworthy to speak on this issue.

We recently received a question from a mom. Here is the question:

My transgender daughter requested that we use only masculine pronouns when referring to her in conversation. We want to honor her, but we feel this is empowering a false identity. What is the appropriate response?

Grab your coffee as we discuss.