Unfortunately, sad, Colby, we (or me) as gay Christians do not truly feel we are like compassionate Jesus; nor do we feel 'we are being Christian' - because we've lived a lifetime of anguish dealing with our sexualitjy and hurts by other Christians. We haven't figured it out yet. You are right though, we do have compassion for other gay people. One more note: Donating money to our favorite Christian programs would be considered being Christian and having compassion like Jesus.
Very astute. Thanks for your enlightenment.
Thank you Colby for your encouragement.
Unfortunately, sad, Colby, we (or me) as gay Christians do not truly feel we are like compassionate Jesus; nor do we feel 'we are being Christian' - because we've lived a lifetime of anguish dealing with our sexualitjy and hurts by other Christians. We haven't figured it out yet. You are right though, we do have compassion for other gay people. One more note: Donating money to our favorite Christian programs would be considered being Christian and having compassion like Jesus.
Exactly! I preached much the same this past Sunday (https://faith.jonathankimball.com/2025/09/14/seeking-the-lost/). We, the American Christian Church, haven't lost just individuals, but whole generations.