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As culture shifts and biblical truth is challenged, many men are silently battling addiction, sexual temptation, and confusion about who they are.
I speak from my own life, walking through sobriety, same-sex attraction, and choosing obedience to Jesus Christ even when it’s hard.
This isn’t about following feelings or chasing identity. It’s about surrendering to God’s truth and discovering that real freedom is found through obedience.
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How Should Christians Respond to Today’s Culture?
A Christian response to culture must be rooted in truth, not compromise.
That means confronting difficult issues like sexuality, identity, and addiction with biblical clarity, while still speaking with humility and grace.
We don’t reshape Scripture to fit culture. We align our lives with God’s Word, trusting that His way leads to life.
For an example, see my thoughts on cancel culture and Christianity.
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When Your Child Comes Out as Gay: A Biblical Guide
How should a Christian parent respond when their child comes out as gay? Love and biblical truth must remain together.
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God never intended us to follow Jesus alone. Scripture shows why Christian community is essential to the Christian life.
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If eternity is real, then knowing whether Christianity is true matters. Here’s why I believe the resurrection of Jesus changes everything.
Why I Don’t Call Myself a Gay Christian
Why I don’t call myself a gay Christian and why my identity is found in Jesus Christ, not in my temptations.
