In this episode, we conclude our LGBTQ series by sitting down with longtime friend Jordan Leddy to reflect on what we learned from our guests throughout this series. Jordan shares his experience of being a gay Adventist and what he thought of this series from a listener perspective. We wrap up by ultimately asking the question: “Where does our church go from here?”

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In this episode, we sit down with Professor Roy E. Gane, professor of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Languages at Andrew’s University. We take a deep dive into the issue of homosexuality in the Bible to see if there is any room for an affirming interpretation of scripture.

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In this episode, we sit down with Jay Wintermeyer, former Communications Director for the NPUC and Editor of The Gleaner. Jay shares his story of being let go from his multiple church positions due to an anonymous letter that outed him as gay. We also reflect with him on how we can better move forward together as a church on LGBTQ issues and reaching out to that community.

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In this episode, we chat with Alicia Johnston, author of the book “The Bible and LGBTQ Adventists”. We discuss her journey as an SDA pastor, losing her position in the church for coming out, and the biblical reasons she has for taking an affirming view.

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In this episode, we sit down with the host of Spectrum’s Imago Gei podcast, Kendra Arsenault, to listen to her experiences as an openly bisexual Adventist, and the triumphs and challenges that led her to where she is today.

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In this episode, we sit down with Coming Out Ministries co-founder Michael Carducci to hear his story about living in the LGBTQ community, choosing to step away from that community, and about what he now believes the Bible says about homosexuality.

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In this episode, the guys introduce a long-awaited series we've been working on that dives into the topic of LGBTQ+ and the Bible. This series will be based around several interviews with differing viewpoints surrounding the issue from all sides. So join us on this search for wisdom and better understanding.

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In this episode, the guys get together with Josh Jamieson to reflect on their experience creating and leading Circle Church, a student-led church on the campus of Walla Walla University. They reflect on what made Circle Church so impactful, the mistakes that were made, and all the people that came together to make it work.

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