Mama Bears: An Interview With Liz Dyer For many 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, coming out to our parents is understandably one of the hardest things to do. I cannot count the number of people who have said to me that all they want is the unconditional love and support (and hugs!)

Reclaiming Faith: An Interview With Brandan Robertson Over the years, many voices in the queer Christian world have distinguished themselves, bringing their unique passion and insight. Among those, I have respected the work of Brandan Robertson for many years. He brings a unique gentleness to these conversations that are simultaneously

Resource Bundle Giveaway! (Coming Soon) Here's an exciting sneak peek at something we have brewing for next month. During September, we will be announcing an exciting giveaway of resource bundles! That's right, we will be giving away several bundles of some of the incredible books we have recommended on

An Unfair Fight   If you have been following the Olympics at all (or have been on social media), you will have heard about the controversy surrounding Algerian boxer, Imane Khelif. In her welterweight fight against Angela Carini (Italy), it was only 46 seconds before the Italian had to

Practing Allyship Over last few years, one of the most commonly asked question I get is this: What does it mean for Christians to practice allyship with 2SLGBTQIA+ people? Many people are dedicated to the cause of equality, dignity, and inclusion with the Church and the world, yet don't

St Peter On Being An Ally Over the last several years, I have spent a lot of time and energy exploring what it means to be an ally- or rather, how to practice allyship. On one hand, as the white father of a black son, I need to understand

Choosing Empathy: Why Shame Never Produces LAsting Change   Some time ago, I got into it with someone who commented on one of my posts after they made some wildly uninformed and outright false statements about 2SLGBTQIA+ people. Despite trying to respond clearly and politely to them, their responses

Radical Mutuality: A Queer Reflection On Mark 6:1-9 by Jamie Arpin-Ricci Like so many other queer folks, some of the most difficult aspects of being a bisexual man (especially in Christian contexts) have been the intense resistance I have experienced about that aspect of my identity. More often than