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Thoughts On Michael Tait’s Alleged Gay Sexual Assaults

Some original commentary on today’s breaking news about Newsboys/DC Talk singer Michael Tait being busted for multiple homosexual sexual assaults on young men in their 20’s while they got drunk with him. (I’ll leave the shocker “Rock Star abused drugs” revelation for others.) 1] The allegations against Tait, who allegedly felt the genitals of inibriated/passedContinue reading “Thoughts On Michael Tait’s Alleged Gay Sexual Assaults”

Forget Not All His Benefits

Life with sexual brokenness seems to always be defined by shame. I am not talking about guilt: the feeling that we have done something wrong. No. Sexual sins and questions of identity are hammered by all sides of this broken world as shame: we are something wrong. Shame is a terrible burden, and it isContinue reading “Forget Not All His Benefits”

A New Resource for Those with Sexual Temptations

In previous posts, I have spoken about the acronym HHALTS, which is a way of self-monitoring that can be very helpful for those facing sexual temptations or other addiction issues. In order to make these tools available to more people, I have taken these lessons and made them available as cheaply as possible in printContinue reading “A New Resource for Those with Sexual Temptations”

American “Christians'” Rhetoric about A “Pedo Purge” Is Satanic. We Need The Gospel Instead.

The saying is trustworthy and deserving of full acceptance, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the foremost. 1 Timothy 1:15 A dangerous hatred has crept into the narrative of American conservatism that betrays the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Far from the progressive deceptions that turn us away from God’s wordContinue reading “American “Christians’” Rhetoric about A “Pedo Purge” Is Satanic. We Need The Gospel Instead.”

Hungry

Today I want to talk to you a little bit about how life is harder when you’re hungry.

For a long time, this was one of the hardest things for me to accept. I think part of it is that I held on to the idea that I was always in control of myself. You could say I was trusting in my own will power and never paying attention to the things that would make that will power fluctuate.

Free from Shame

Dan*, a young man with transsexual struggles, looked like he had the weight of the world on his shoulders when he spoke to me. It didn’t seem to matter how well he had reconciled his feelings with the truth of God’s Word, someone or something was always coming back into his life with a freshContinue reading “Free from Shame”