Well, greetings and welcome to the dividing line.

We are continuing our review and response of Zach Lambert's sermon on what he called

homophobia and transphobia personally.

I have very little respect for people who use either term.

They are simply meant to, again, create emotion rather than any type of serious interaction.

But Pastor in Austin, Texas, and I'm going to assume you've seen part one, so we're

not going to do all the introductory stuff.

He has made some comments on Twitter since the program last time.

Obviously, I don't expect that he ever would have, ever would actually listen to what

we're saying.

I take the time to do so.

But he is aware of the fact that people have made him aware of the fact that we are doing

this response and interestingly enough, I'm looking here about his, he's saying wonderful

things about Rachel Held Evans and Matthew Vines, David Gushy, yeah, here it is, here's

on October 24th, honored to be mentioned alongside two great friends and co-workers like

Matthew Vines and David Gushy.

James, I pray God sets you free from your obsession with trying to build walls to keep

people out of God's family.

You are not a gatekeeper for Jesus.

Set that burden down and follow the way of Jesus, the one who made room at his table for

anyone who wanted to sit with him, especially those pushed aside by others.

As soon as you draw a line to exclude people, Jesus goes to the other side of that line with

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