Why I talk about being a gay Christian so much 

I love that you share about being a gay Christian. Hearing you was the first time I heard from anyone who was openly gay and Christian. (Also a fellow geek, so that makes it even better!) It's why I no longer feel alone and gave me the drive to find a Christian community not where I constantly talk about my queerness but where I am safe, accepted, and affirmed as my authentic queer self.

I found it funny when my already estranged father who is a pastor, told my mom that he didn't know how to talk to me because he didn't know how to talk about my sexuality. I told her he should start with, "Hello son. How are you doing?" I am so much more than just being gay, but he's never taken the opportunity to see it and now that he knows I'm gay, it's all he can focus on.

I’m expecting a lot of this when I go to my Christian university as an out gay man. Thanks for this resource / the clarity you’ve provided here on how to talk about it! And I’d appreciate any prayer (or extra advice?) you can offer! Thanks for all your videos.

I am a number of things. I am a writer, an introvert, and a Translesbian, along with being Christian. Can I separate being a christian from everything else? Of course not. It's all part of who I am.

Society makes us just our orientation so we internalize it and reclaim it because we're treated differently so why not own our differences?

Is anyone watching pray away on Netflix?

Hi Justin. I ❤️ your content. I have a gay cousin and I have a lesbian cousin who are both Christian. I love hearing this

I kinda want a "Jesus is My Side Dish" t-shirt now

I want to say thank you for these videos they have helped me

I love these videos. You’re wonderful!

Loved this video. Thank you.

You can be LGBT and Christian no problem

I appreciate your content very much and hope to see more in the future. But I think I would like to hear more Jesus content.

Excellent answer Justin. Thank you.

First of all, Maniac Mansion is a fantastic game. This video is perfect. Way to use an attack to put out an important message. I think a lot of people can relate to this. I live in a town with a lot of racists and as a black person, I think about my identity a lot. Whenever I talk about it with the locals, it’s always terrible and feels like punishment. It’s inspiring how you’ve created/cultivated a space to talk about your experience as a gay person and how that intersects with your faith. 🖖🏾

Are you a Day of the Tentacle fan too?

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