Gay Girl, Good God: The Story of Who I Was, and Who God Has Always Been

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Since being saved from a lifestyle of homosexuality, she has been compelled to share the light of the gospel through writing, teaching, and art. For it proclaims to the world that Jesus has come so that all sinners, same-sex-attracted and opposite-sex-attracted, can be forgiven of their sins to love God and enjoy Him forever. If God chooses not to change my desires, he has promised to give me his Holy Spirit that will help me flee from them.

And while Jackie doesn’t spend time detailing her thinking about these things in this part of her book, the focus is again pointed toward God and the way he has brought about a renewed heart. She is encouraged to open up more and she does not miss the Gay community she had depended on for support in the past.I will read this book many times and pray the day comes when I can share this book and His words with her. out of 5 stars for The Case for Christmas: A Journalist Investigates the Identity of the Child in the Manger. In writing memoir, we can be so focused on ourselves that we forget who wrote our story, and whose story ours is meant to reflect.

Apparently, this body was never mine to begin with - it was given to me from Somebody, for Somebody. It will tell us to eat the fruit in exchange for knowledge, instead of fearing God to gain real wisdom. Through his books and DVD studies, Strobel has reached millions of skeptics, believers, and those in-between with well-reasoned arguments for faith.Help TGC bring biblical wisdom to the confusing issues across the world by making a gift to our international work. She had felt comfortable in the Gay community because even when their background and sexual orientation differed, there was no judgment. Hill married fellow spoken word artist Preston Perry in March 2014; the couple currently has four children. Knowing how much her conscience plagues her while she’s with women, Jackie abuses drugs to ensure that she is left with no guilt from the Lord. But when the Spirit of God takes back the body that He created for Himself, He sets it free from the pathetic master that once held it captive and releases it into the marvelous light of its Savior.

He was better than everything I’d ever known and more worthy of having everything that I thought was mine to own, including my affections. The fact that this book is about identity, and what happens when God disrupts our lives, makes this book well worth reading. The author uses her present and past ordeals to create a tangible guide for Christians who battle with sin. In my becoming holy as he is, I would not be miraculously made into a woman that didn’t like women; I’d be made into a woman that loved God more than anything.In the same breath, Jackie Hill implies that it is the identity ascribed to God that determines how we will give ourselves to him and what sort of life we will live. So much so that he wouldn’t have me going about the rest of my life convinced that a creature’s love was better than a King’s.