What to NOT SAY (and say) When Someone "Comes Out" as Gay?

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Is Submission in a Relationship Biblical?

When you hear the word submission, what comes to mind? For a lot of people, it’s control. Silence. Inequality. A woman losing her voice. But what if that’s not what the Bible is describing at all? In this episode, we sit down with three Christian women who have lived out biblical ...  Show more

If THIS Has Ever Happened to You… You’re in a Situationship

You’re texting every day. Hanging out one-on-one. Sharing your deepest thoughts. Praying together. Maybe even imagining a future together. But you’ve never actually defined the relationship.So… are you really “just friends”?In this episode, we’re taking on one of the biggest blin ...  Show more

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