This week on Rest of the Rest, Nate returns for an honest and compassionate conversation about what it means to love people at the intersection of faith and sexuality. Together, we explore the painful history and ongoing impact of conversion therapy and why attempts to “cure” homosexuality stand in contrast to the heart of the Gospel.

Nate and the team dig deep into the true source of our identity as Christians—being created in the image of God—and what that means for how we view ourselves and others. We also confront the fears that often keep us from stepping into the fullness of who God has called us to be. How do we recognize those fears, and how do we overcome them through grace, truth, and authentic community?

It’s a challenging, hopeful, and deeply human conversation about identity, love, and the freedom found in Christ.

This week on Rest of the Rest, Nate returns for an honest and compassionate conversation about what it means to love people at the intersection of faith and sexuality. Together, we explore the painful history and ongoing impact of conversion therapy and why attempts to &ldquo;cure&rdquo; homosexuality stand in contrast to the heart of the Gospel.
Nate and the team dig deep into the true source of our identity as Christians&mdash;being created in the image of God&mdash;and what that means for how we view ourselves and others. We also confront the fears that often keep us from stepping into the fullness of who God has called us to be. How do we recognize those fears, and how do we overcome them through grace, truth, and authentic community?
It&rsquo;s a challenging, hopeful, and deeply human conversation about identity, love, and the freedom found in Christ.

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