Hello, you listening to your favorite podcast again?

A little predictive love you, don't you think? My latest heartbreak has been a catalyst as

brought me to London. I spend my days as a professor and my nights with friends. It's a generous

way to describe them, but I have to stay close. There's a killer out there picking them off,

all while trying to frame me. I laugh at the irony if it weren't so serious. Someone is watching me.

I can feel it. Is it you? You February 9 only on Netflix.

Hello, if you are into conversations that are habitually disruptive,

welcome to the Confessions of a Crappy Christian, the Speakyzie edition.

The heart and hope behind these Speakyzie episodes is to be as clear and concise as I can about some

hugely complex issues, to stretch our thinking, to ask hard questions, to expand our thinking

and understanding. Myself included, and I've made it very clear that on some of these issues,

I may not have completely landed the plane yet, is what I like to say, because I don't ever want

to act like I think I have arrived, or I think that I fully understand the complexity of something.

So a subject like LGBTQIA+, which we're going to get into the acronym first, because wow.

But to have this conversation and to attempt to do it in a way that isn't,

finger pointing that isn't, you're wrong, I'm right, this is the only way, but still, hold your ground,

believe what you believe, be willing to call us innocent. It's a really interesting place

to try to kind of straddle these two worlds. I do think we're seeing that general sentiment,

a little bit more in the church, just a desire to meet people where they are and not let them stay

there, but changed behavior comes from changed hearts. How do we get to these people's hearts?

Well, it's not by holding big signs that tell them they're going to hell, right? So the acronym,

we got to talk about the acronym, because for me, so I'm 34, growing up, the original lineup was

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