I am regularly asked to accept people who are living all sorts of ways. When someone asks for my acceptance, the answer is, "Okay." I will accept those whose beliefs, opinions and lives are radically different than mine. A man who has friends must show himself friendly, the Bible says. ...
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"Freedom" is also a subjective experience influenced by personal experience, perceptions of self, relationships with others, expressions of faith and life goals. In a movement of thousands of people, 230 Member Agencies, you will find a remarkably common paradigm of belief but you will also find some significant variance in what "freedom" actually means...
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Day of Truth isn't about rhetoric or more raised voices trying to win an argument. DoT is an opportunity for Christian kids to put their faith into action and share their heart on a subject as well as their heart for people. As a kid who battled silently with same-sex attractions when I was...
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Leaving homosexuality is a difficult process and some would say is impossible. Yet, tens of thousands of people have successfully done just that. If you are searching for real hope and answers, listen to this podcast teaching on Hope for Those who Struggle from Alan Chambers. Mr. Chambers taught this session...
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Love Won Out, San Diego, California- Exodus International hosted its first Love Won Out conference since assuming leadership of the event from Focus on the Family. Several media outlets covered the conference and while we were protested at this event, consider this story from a young man who protested a Love Won Out conference...
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Goodbyes are never easy. I've never been particularly good at them, though I'm sure most of us are not. Today I feel especially bad at it as this is my last day as Senior Director of Media Relations at Exodus International. Some may wonder what great drama precipitated my exit, but they'll be woefully...
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Alan Chambers, former homosexual and President of Exodus International, says he welcomes those with contrasting opinions. "While our views on these issues may differ, we've found that there are often hurting people on the other side of the picket line in need of God's unconditional love. I would not be who I am today...
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Yesterday I had the opportunity to speak with Andrew Harmon, Sr. Editor of The Advocate about the upcoming Day of Truth scheduled for April 15. I have to say that Mr. Harmon was the most respectful and pleasant interview I have had with a pro-gay journalist and I truly enjoyed my conversation with him....
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This Saturday is our Love Won Out (LWO) event in San Diego so it is crunch time in "pulling it all together." During our daily morning prayer time we spent extra time lifting up every aspect of Love Won Out to the Lord. We want to ask you to do the same....
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Two years into our marriage, as I prepared to tell my husband the good news that we were pregnant with our first child; I was met with the news of my husband’s ongoing sex addiction. His double life had finally caught up with him, leaving me completely shocked and devastated. What I knew of...
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