Rosaria Butterfield discusses her Journey from the LGBTQ life to Saving Grace in Christ and how here life has been since part 2 Continue reading
LGBTQ Archive
Abounding Grace — In Studio with Rosaria Butterfield part 1
Rosaria Butterfield discusses her Journey from the LGBTQ life to Saving Grace in Christ and how here life has been since part 1 Continue reading
We Distinguish (Part 6) — Moral/Ceremonial/Civil
In this series, we’re surveying some of the most important Reformed theological distinctions. These aren’t irrelevant or minor points of theology. Rather, these are distinctions where, if you get them. . . Continue reading
On Jesus, Assumptions, Temptation, And Speculation
In a recent interview posted to the Australian edition of a very popular evangelical website, Ed Shaw, co-founder of the Living Out website, where it is argued that same-sex attraction. . . Continue reading
AGR Conference Audio—Intersectionality: What It Is And Why It Matters
On July 26, 2019 AGR and the Escondido United Reformed Church were pleased to co-host the first-ever Abounding Grace Radio conference. Our speaker this year was Dr Rosaria Butterfield. She. . . Continue reading
Rosaria Butterfield: From Victim To Guest
Before last night’s conference, Rosaria Butterfield sat with Chris for an AGR interview about her life, the sexual-social revolution (especially after the 2015 Obergefell decision), and how Christians should respond.. . . Continue reading
What The Gay Pride Movement Should Know About God’s Rainbow
This past weekend the city of San Diego celebrated Gay Pride Day, supported by tax-funded civil agencies announcing their support. It seems like a good time to think again about. . . Continue reading
Why You Should Not Let Hollywood Catechize Your Children
Had you told me that as a grown man with two adult children that I would, for any reason, write the words My Little Pony (MLP) in an article (or anywhere). . . Continue reading
They Are Coming For Your Children
There have been, arguably, three sexual revolutions in the modern period. If we think of the early stages of feminism, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, that was. . . Continue reading
“Intersectionality, the Hermeneutic of Oppression, and the Gospel Ministry” (Part 1)
If we are talking about something in the Christian world that we weren’t discussing last year, and if it has become the most important thing ever, then it is quite. . . Continue reading