Your kid—and/or their friends—have come out as LGBTQ+. You want to understand, to respond lovingly, and to engage all involved in a conversation that keeps the channels of communication open. The resources below can provide the kind of insight you’re looking for.
Unintended Consequences: A review of “For They Know Not What They Do” —Daniel Karslake’s most recent documentary uses the power of personal stories paired with expert testimony to explore the real-world impact of anti-LGBTQ teaching.
Webinar: Gender Exploration, Identity, and Expression in the Body of Christ
Webinar: Christian, Queer and Celibate
Webinar: Gay Marriage in the Body of Christ
Webinar: Gender, Jesus, and the Body of Christ
Love Across Deep Difference: A Father’s Journey with His Gay Son
Think Different —Life is spherical. It is lived in 3D. It is better understood from lived experience than from abstractions. It is messy, provisional, and intrinsically relational. These are the guiding insights of millennials…
What Are Christians to Do with Those Pesky Gay Children? Gay children—rather than being people the church should turn out—are among the most disenfranchised members of our society. We might even call them “the least of these.”
“Sex Difference in Christian Theology” by Megan K. DeFranza
A Name Better than Sons and Daughters: A Review of the Curriculum “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made”
Not About Me —Space at the Table: Conversations Between an Evangelical Theologian and His Gay Son invites readers into the messy mixture of love and fear that both father and son experienced throughout the coming out process.
Q&A: Intersex and Transgender Experiences
“How Can the Church Love You Better?” A gay Christian responds
LGBT Inclusion Isn’t about Sex: An interview with evangelical ethicist David Gushee
Generous Spaciousness: Wendy Gritter
