August 31, 2012
How should Christians respond to personal struggles with compassion and biblical conviction? James Engelbrecht explores same-sex attraction, overeating, self-control, and the importance of welcoming fellow believers with grace through the teachings of Romans 14.
August 28, 2012
How should Christians balance biblical conviction with compassion toward people with same-sex attraction? Mark A. Taylor explores Christian responses to homosexual practice, drawing on Scripture-focused teaching and previous Christian Standard articles.
February 24, 2012
Mark Moore considers same-sex attraction, Christian identity, celibacy, spiritual gifts, and bodily stewardship while challenging churches to extend dignity, grace, and meaningful belonging to those living with same-sex attraction.
March 7, 2010
Darrel Rowland considers how churches can respond before crisis comes, helping leaders face hidden same-sex struggles with honesty, accountability, and Christlike care.
March 3, 2010
Mark A. Taylor reflects on homosexuality in the church, urging Christians to confront sin with biblical conviction, grace, accountability, and humility about their own need for repentance.
May 21, 2006
Using the image of a cracked mirror, this article explores how early wounds and sinful reactions can shape sexual and relational brokenness—and how God can bring healing that turns weakness into strength.
May 21, 2006
What does Scripture teach about homosexuality, same-sex attraction, and identity? Vince Antonucci addresses common questions, cites key Bible passages, and urges Christians to speak truth in love with compassion toward friends and family.
May 21, 2006
A reflection on how churches can become safer places for people struggling with sexual sin—by dropping categories, speaking honestly, and walking patiently with strugglers toward healing in the body of Christ.
May 29, 2005
A popped balloon becomes a lesson in contentment, and a pastor’s journal becomes a window into harder questions: how Christians respond, why church health matters more than formulas, and how leaders can resist the bitter pull of cynicism.
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