Resources such as these are still rare for gay and lesbian Christians. In many ways it is simply an attempt to ask questions and to offer possible directions for wondering, for thinking, seeing with new vision. It is deliberately informal and personal in its style of presentation, attempting to engage the listener in a deep conversation, rather than offering an academic treatise, or fixed and final theological positions. Our journey is one of liberation, requiring a theology of liberations. Our history and spiritual lives are not separate.
Sex can be a great teacher.
Notice how deep spiritual experiences merge with the sexual and how deep sexual experiences merge with the spiritual. Following God's call is central to our lives as Christians. We being the journey with no map but with out trust in God's promise. Hungry on our journey, we taste the reality of exile, rejection, stigma and radical vulnerability. The desert is a place of growth, purification and testing.