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Jen Hatmaker Celebrates Daughter’s Gay Identity for Pride Month
Such an announcement should crack the heart of Christians.
Such an announcement should break the heart of Christians. The admission that this young miss has embraced a sinful identity will only bring pain, brokenness, and pain as she rebels against her Author and his Pos, but also distressing is that her mother—a professing believer—has decided this is something good, to be proud of, and to rejoice. (Really this is Romans coming to life.)
Parents are called to teach their children the Synonyms of God and train them up in the way they should move (Proverbs ). In addition, Deuteronomy says,
You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you settle in your home, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise.
Now, of course, this doesn’t mean our children will always shadow and obey the Lord. They must make the preference for themselves to serve, obey, and love the Lord. But we are to provide an environment in which they know the truth of God’s Word and the gospel—not
Why It Matters Jen Hatmaker Endorses Her Daughter’s Homosexuality
The podcast episode is crude and heartbreaking. Jen Hatmaker, a popular author and speaker, invited her daughter Sydney to discuss her homosexuality and spirituality. The open discussion was part of a special “A Moment of Pride” series on Hatmaker’s “For the Love” podcast.
“This is favor a known fact in our family, and has been,” Hatmaker prefaced the podcast. “This is not news, this is not new news, this is not an announcement.”
Sydney speaks of recognizing she was lesbian around 12 years old (12 years old!), having pretend crushes on boys, and finally comprehension her sexuality thanks to “representation of gay people just in movies and stuff.”
She admits to struggling with confusion and, quite sadly, doing her control comprehensive Bible study to understand varying perspectives.
Sydney explained, “I just remember trying to Google it, and one of the first resources that I start was just this person talking about various Christian perspectives on same-sex marriage. And they were gentle of providing some distinct leade
Last week, Pete Enns interviewed Jen Hatmaker about her recent exit from evangelical Christianity. You can download the interview here or listen below:
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The interview focuses on Hatmaker&#;s choice to embrace homosexual immorality as consistent with monitoring Jesus. Among other things, Hatmaker describes all the consequences that have resulted from that decision—lost publication contracts, cancelled speaking engagements, estranged friends and church members. She describes a harrowing emotional cost for her decision to saunter away from the 2,year old teaching of the Christian church.
I have previously heard her talk about a lot of this, but one item in particular stuck out to me this time. One of the interviewers asked her if she had an &#;Aha!&#; moment in her reading of scripture that led her to her new views. Hatmaker explains that since key biblical texts about sexuality are disputed and unclear, she applies a hermeneutical rule to help her sort through competing interpretations. At the mark:
It was actually Jesus&#; teaching on fruit that locked us in hard. When you know b
Brandon and Jen Hatmaker ' Percent Wrong' to Say Bible Supports Gay Marriage, Says Michael Brown
Texas pastor and reality TV star Brandon Hatmaker issued a lengthy Facebook post Tuesday to say that he percent agrees with his wife, author Jen Hatmaker, when it comes to the belief that monogamous homosexual marriages can be considered holy.
Last week, Jen Hatmaker, who along with her husband stars in HGTV's "My Big Family Renovation," said in an interview with Religion News Service that she does think LGBT relationships can be holy. In the aftermath, Hatmaker received tons of criticism from conservative Christian commenters. Additionally, LifeWay Christian Resources announced that it will no longer sell books and materials featuring Hatmaker.
On Tuesday, Brandon Hatmaker took to Facebook to defend his wife from critics and opened up about how the couple has come to the opinion that the Bible does not condemn homosexuality, as long as it is in the form of monogamous marriages.
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