Questions About Sexuality that Got Me Uninvited from My Denomination

by Jonathan Foster

Overview

Click on any conservative Christian denominational website and you'll find stories and images of all kinds of people finding hope through the efforts of the denomination. But are pastors, churches, and denominations actually committed to revolutionary hope? Or are they committed to tribal rules? "Questions About Sexuality that Got Me Uninvited from My Denomination" is an insightful, concise disclosure of how one pastor in good standing found answers to those questions.

The book and the included companion discussion guide acts as a code unlocking healthy ways to approach the six passages out of 31,000 verses in the Bible that deal specifically with homosexuality. Along the way, you'll wrestle with questions about the beauty of non-sacrificial love and its relevance to all people, including LGTBQ+ human beings.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940160988047
Publisher:	Verde Group
Publication date:	10/12/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	781 KB

About the Author

“Jonathan Foster has authored two previous books, "Where Was God on the Worst Day of My Life," and "Death, Hope, & the Laughter of God: An Unlikely Title about the Unlikely Path Where God Finds Us." With "Questions about Sexuality that Got Me Uninvited from My Denomination," he proves once again that he cannot write a book without a long title.

He serves as Lead-Follower at missionchurchonline.com, a relatively young faith community, and proudly curates LQVE, a relationship with the beautiful people of S/E Haiti, with his oldest son. You should check it out at LQVE.org.

You can find him podcasting on Apple, SoundCloud, and other fine podcasting platforms by searching for jonathan_foster. His twitter handle is also jonathan_foster. It would have been too much to ask for his Facebook handle to be the same, so on Facebook search for jonathanfosterauthor.
Jonathan is the husband of one and the father of three. He lives at the corner of hope and reality in the greater Kansas City area.”