Stephen Black is the president of First Stone Ministries and the author of Freedom Realized. His experience gives valuable insight into the homosexual lifestyle, homosexual counseling ministries, and the “gay Christian” movement
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Let’s pray for Brandon and the next generations – CP Voices
“And the real reason for this spike in LGBT identities, especially among those identifying as “bisexual,” is that society has shifted in a radical way, influencing impressionable young people. (I document some of that here.) And with so much compromise within so much of the Church, there is less and less light shining to guide people out of the darkness.”
https://www.christianpost.com/voices/lets-pray-for-brandon-and-the-next-generations.html
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Ex-gay father of 3 talks covenant with God, overcoming temptation | Living News
“New Jersey father of three Brian Wheelock will never forget the day he wrote his covenant with God. After 10 years of living a gay lifestyle, Wheelock put pen to paper, expressing his vow to put his love for Jesus before his earthly desires and temptations.”
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Watch “Book Review Still Time to Care by Greg Johnson—Is it Time to Change Ministry to LGBTQ People?” on YouTube
Get a trusted review of PCA ‘Pastor’ Greg Johnson’s (Revoice) new book provided by Equip.org and Joe Dallas
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Whoever Said You Can “Pray the Gay Away”? A Film Review of Netflix’s Pray Away | Christian Research Institute
For all of its claims to object to the harmful practice of “conversion therapy,” the LGBTQ social/political movement has the more ambitious goal of ending any public condemnation of homosexuality itself, including (and especially) such condemnation from the pulpit. On this point we should remember the apostle Paul’s closing remarks in his farewell address to the elders at Ephesus. Remembering his years of service to them, he recalled, “Therefore, I testify to you this day that I am innocent of the blood of all men. For I have not shunned to declare to you the whole counsel of God” (Acts 20:26–27).
