Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
One of the great lies of Side B theology is that sin is so bound to identity that to call it sin is to attack the person. That’s why they take offense when anyone names homosexual behavior as sinful. It feels like “oppression” rather than truth. But that is exactly where the gospel shines: in Christ, our identity is no longer tied to our sin. We are set free to hate sin without hating ourselves, because our life is hidden in Him.
Pray with us as we record these conversations. This one specifically was a conversation I had with @SethGruberShow in his Youtube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=Tf03xPNVAwk&t=2655s
If you want more resources like this, visit holysexuality.com
#Jesus #Holysexuality #Bible #LGTBQ
One of the great lies of Side B theology is that sin is so bound to identity that to call it sin is to attack the person. That’s why they take offense when anyone names homosexual behavior as sinful. It feels like “oppression” rather than truth. But that is exactly where the gospel shines: in Christ, our identity is no longer tied to our sin. We are set free to hate sin without hating ourselves, because our life is hidden in Him.
Pray with us as we record these conversations. This one specifically was a conversation I had with @SethGruberShow in his Youtube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=Tf03xPNVAwk&t=2655s
If you want more resources like this, visit holysexuality.com
#Jesus #Holysexuality #Bible #LGTBQ
