One of the greatest gifts you can give another human being is to really see them. Not who you wish them to be, not the version of themselves that makes
Confession time. To all of my Conservative Christian brothers and sisters who insist that homosexuality is a choice, I need to break down and finally admit something: I agree with you—only not
Some days have a way of clarifying your calling; of reminding you just why you say what you say and do what you do and are who you are. Today
Five months ago I sat down on a quiet Wednesday morning to write this blog post, sharing how I would respond if I found out that my children were gay. My hope was
One of the greatest gifts you can give another human being is to really see them. Not who you wish them to be, not the version of themselves that makes
Confession time. To all of my Conservative Christian brothers and sisters who insist that homosexuality is a choice, I need to break down and finally admit something: I agree with you—only not
Some days have a way of clarifying your calling; of reminding you just why you say what you say and do what you do and are who you are. Today
Five months ago I sat down on a quiet Wednesday morning to write this blog post, sharing how I would respond if I found out that my children were gay. My hope was