Yes, God, God. God with me. Good to have you with us here. In a few weeks, we're going to be treated to the spectacle of a Re- Voice conference in St. Louis, Missouri, sponsored by a PCA church, Memorial Presbyterian, I believe.

And there are some, and covenant seminary is there in St. Louis and there's some people from the seminary who are associated with the conference

Although the seminary has disavowed any kind of sponsorship link.

There's still a presence there.

So what is the Revoise conference?

Well, in recent years, a doctrine has developed in the Evangelical and Reformed

wing of the church that says that basically someone can have a gay identity, they can be a lesbian or male

homosexual, they can be have a gay identity and be a Christian who's walking

with the Lord,

provided that they live a celibate lifestyle.

So by celibate, they mean abstaining from sexual relations.

In other words, their identity can be gay, but their behavior

in the bedroom cannot be gay. They cannot marry. So advocates of the gay celibate position are opposed to same sex,

what I call same sex mirage, but they're opposed to same sex marriages.

They're opposed to same sex sexual expression, but they're not opposed to having a queer identity or a gay identity.

One of the talks for this conference speculated as to what queer treasures might be brought into the New Jerusalem.

So basically what it boils down to is that you can be as effeminate in your mannerisms and in your public disposition as you want to be.

And no one can say different because the Bible doesn't prohibit that. The Bible does

prohibit having your flame on in the bedroom but it doesn't prohibit walking with

a mincing step or being a feminine in your mannerisms or in your emotional

outlook. So a gay identity is fine. Gay sexual expression is not fine. And what this

conference is intending to do is invite LGBT-Q plus, you know, whatever all the other

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