Being A Gay Christian

[tjan_troy]

Since I chance upon this. I just finished writing up a bio for my site which comes in handy.

 

There you go:

 

I’ve been a staunch Christian since my secondary school years, deeply involved in Christian activities and camp committees, even playing the piano for my school’s chapel services. My peers were concerned that I might be heading down the path of clergy or pastoral work due to my deep commitment to my faith. When I first became aware of my same-sex attraction, I sought counseling and earnestly prayed, hoping to “pray the gay away”. I even considered marrying a woman named Caroline, believing that a spiritual encounter I had convinced me this was God’s plan for me—almost as if He had played a trick on me. This situation felt eerily similar to the story of Abraham, who was tested by God to sacrifice his son, but in my case, the circumstances ultimately prevented it from happening. Ten years into a marriage that never occurred, I remained steadfast in the belief that it would happen someday. During this time, I experienced a profound spiritual encounter, surrounded by witnesses—the leaders of my church. Through this encounter, we uncovered seven mysteries, which I later realised were the seven seals described in the Bible. I only recognised them as the seven seals after the sixth one was revealed, and when the seventh seal was disclosed, everything finally clicked and made sense. To fully understand and uncover these truths, I had to delve into the original Hebrew and Greek texts of the Bible. For twelve years, I’ve shared these revelations, though perhaps not always in the clearest or most concise way. This revelation came through a divine encounter much like Paul of Tarsus, along with hard work of exploring these truths through the prompting and leading of the Holy Spirit. I understand for most of you, if any, is only interested in knowing about the 5th seal.
 

Homosexuality is not a sin. https://www.tjantroy.com/seal-5 You can find all the evidences regarding why homosexuality is not a sin from the Bible perspective. I hope this helps!

[Steve5380]

11 minutes ago, tjan_troy said:

Since I chance upon this. I just finished writing up a bio for my site which comes in handy.

 

There you go:

 

I’ve been a staunch Christian since my secondary school years, deeply involved in Christian activities and camp committees, even playing the piano for my school’s chapel services. My peers were concerned that I might be heading down the path of clergy or pastoral work due to my deep commitment to my faith. When I first became aware of my same-sex attraction, I sought counseling and earnestly prayed, hoping to “pray the gay away”. I even considered marrying a woman named Caroline, believing that a spiritual encounter I had convinced me this was God’s plan for me—almost as if He had played a trick on me. This situation felt eerily similar to the story of Abraham, who was tested by God to sacrifice his son, but in my case, the circumstances ultimately prevented it from happening. Ten years into a marriage that never occurred, I remained steadfast in the belief that it would happen someday. During this time, I experienced a profound spiritual encounter, surrounded by witnesses—the leaders of my church. Through this encounter, we uncovered seven mysteries, which I later realised were the seven seals described in the Bible. I only recognised them as the seven seals after the sixth one was revealed, and when the seventh seal was disclosed, everything finally clicked and made sense. To fully understand and uncover these truths, I had to delve into the original Hebrew and Greek texts of the Bible. For twelve years, I’ve shared these revelations, though perhaps not always in the clearest or most concise way. This revelation came through a divine encounter much like Paul of Tarsus, along with hard work of exploring these truths through the prompting and leading of the Holy Spirit. I understand for most of you, if any, is only interested in knowing about the 5th seal.
 

Homosexuality is not a sin. https://www.tjantroy.com/seal-5 You can find all the evidences regarding why homosexuality is not a sin from the Bible perspective. I hope this helps!

 

I briefly read through your site and I find that you have good arguments to support that homosexuality is not a sin.

 

I came to the same conclusion since I started to experience homosexuality, as a teenager.  Earlier than that, as a little child educated in Catholic schools,  I never believed in the doctrine, neither the Jewish nor the Christian.  

 

And later on I found another justification for my disbelief:  if a religion can be wrong about one dogma,  like the condemnation of homosexuality,  such religion cannot be authentic, because the God of such religion would never tolerate a falsity in the way He, His word, is conveyed by the religion.  

[tjan_troy]

1 hour ago, Steve5380 said:

 

I briefly read through your site and I find that you have good arguments to support that homosexuality is not a sin.

 

I came to the same conclusion since I started to experience homosexuality, as a teenager.  Earlier than that, as a little child educated in Catholic schools,  I never believed in the doctrine, neither the Jewish nor the Christian.  

 

And later on I found another justification for my disbelief:  if a religion can be wrong about one dogma,  like the condemnation of homosexuality,  such religion cannot be authentic, because the God of such religion would never tolerate a falsity in the way He, His word, is conveyed by the religion.  

Although I discovered the lies that had crept into the church and been meditating the implications of that, and from what I discovered, indeed there’s a reason for all that had happened. To test the tenacity and the will of mankind to outdo ourselves and overcome our shortcomings whether collectively or as individuals, so that we can become a more illuminated species. 
 

I would gladly invite you to explore deeper into the content. The ebook is a condensed version of a future hardcopy in print. It gives a brief summary of what was discovered in that spiritual encounter. 
 

The non-Christian section of the 7things is a slightly beefed up version of the ebook, arranged in a more consequential manner, mirroring the content of the Christian section using laymen’s language.

 

Lastly, the Christian section dives into the Bible passages which was shown during the breaking of the 7 seals. Additionally, I put in my research materials to substantiate what I was shown to us through the leading of the spirit. You can find all my writings from the main page tjantroy.com

Edited February 20, 2025 by tjan_troy
Change a spelling error.

[Steve5380]

7 hours ago, tjan_troy said:

Although I discovered the lies that had crept into the church and been meditating the implications of that, and from what I discovered, indeed there’s a reason for all that had happened. To test the tenacity and the will of mankind to outdo ourselves and overcome our shortcomings whether collectively or as individuals, so that we can become a more illuminated species. 
 

I would gladly invite you to explore deeper into the content. The ebook is a condensed version of a future hardcopy in print. It gives a brief summary of what was discovered in that spiritual encounter. 
 

The non-Christian section of the 7things is a slightly beefed up version of the ebook, arranged in a more consequential manner, mirroring the content of the Christian section using laymen’s language.

 

Lastly, the Christian section dives into the Bible passages which was shown during the breaking of the 7 seals. Additionally, I put in my research materials to substantiate what I was shown to us through the leading of the spirit. You can find all my writings from the main page tjantroy.com

 

Thank you @tjan_troy for the information.  I might not read much of it,  since I am time limited.  About lies that had crept into the church,  isn't there a Holy Spirit to prevent this from happening?  Isn't the 3d person of the Divinity not doing its job? I found so much falsity in the Catholic doctrine learning about the Council of Nicea, in 325AD, where politics influenced which scriptures were chosen to make up such doctrine.  Where they "inspired by the Holy Spirit"?  If so, no falsity should have contaminated it.  And how could a Holy Trinity have tolerated the horrors of the Inquisition?   Of course one hears that this comes from the "human nature" of those responsible for the religion.  I accept this, including that it was this "human nature" what created the religion in the first place.  And it is my "human nature" that accepts this idea. 😄  And so I am in complete peace with my agnosticism.

[tjan_troy]

42 minutes ago, Steve5380 said:

 

Thank you @tjan_troy for the information.  I might not read much of it,  since I am time limited.  About lies that had crept into the church,  isn't there a Holy Spirit to prevent this from happening?  Isn't the 3d person of the Divinity not doing its job? I found so much falsity in the Catholic doctrine learning about the Council of Nicea, in 325AD, where politics influenced which scriptures were chosen to make up such doctrine.  Where they "inspired by the Holy Spirit"?  If so, no falsity should have contaminated it.  And how could a Holy Trinity have tolerated the horrors of the Inquisition?   Of course one hears that this comes from the "human nature" of those responsible for the religion.  I accept this, including that it was this "human nature" what created the religion in the first place.  And it is my "human nature" that accepts this idea. 😄  And so I am in complete peace with my agnosticism.

You can’t run away from the truth that’s inside you. You know all the answers deep down in your heart. We’re not to run away from the responsibility that’s handed down to us, but to embrace it boldly and make a change. First in ourselves and then to the world.

 

I have fought this battle alone for 12 years. Sometimes it feels overwhelming. But it makes a stronger version of me every time. Alone, or not, the march goes on.

 

As I march forward into the 12th year of receiving the revelation and calling to expose what the devil had done to deceive the whole world, to create this current situation with regards to politics as well as religion. Over centuries of lies and wars and misinformation, I understand it’s not something that I can forge with my tiny little hands to undo all of these. I just hope I could make some genuine friends on the process of marching on. 
 

I’ll be leaving Singapore soon, to take a break from this tiresome journey. Perhaps to a place where no man could find me. Whatever that I have documented, hopefully someone could run with it, so I can retire peacefully with Mother Earth.

[Steve5380]

On 2/20/2025 at 8:12 PM, tjan_troy said:

You can’t run away from the truth that’s inside you. You know all the answers deep down in your heart. We’re not to run away from the responsibility that’s handed down to us, but to embrace it boldly and make a change. First in ourselves and then to the world.

 

I have fought this battle alone for 12 years. Sometimes it feels overwhelming. But it makes a stronger version of me every time. Alone, or not, the march goes on.

 

As I march forward into the 12th year of receiving the revelation and calling to expose what the devil had done to deceive the whole world, to create this current situation with regards to politics as well as religion. Over centuries of lies and wars and misinformation, I understand it’s not something that I can forge with my tiny little hands to undo all of these. I just hope I could make some genuine friends on the process of marching on. 
 

I’ll be leaving Singapore soon, to take a break from this tiresome journey. Perhaps to a place where no man could find me. Whatever that I have documented, hopefully someone could run with it, so I can retire peacefully with Mother Earth.

 

I suspect that you are a nice idealist who pursues the good on earth.   I am a less nice realist who is at peace with what I have found so far:  while our heart (figuratively) thrives in our good emotions,  I cannot see how it can know any TRUTH. The physical truths are handled by our brain, while emotions... may not be driven by truths.  I perfectly understand and share some religious emotions,  but religions are not a proven truth.  It is regrettable, I wish that they were all true, but I find more rational to instead recognize and accept our total ( well... near total ) ignorance.  This can bring us peace among so much evil in the world,  because we don't know the reason and justification of evil.  

[tjan_troy]

For those who needed “meat”. I am in the process of writing the book called “The Seven Seals”. It is almost complete, waiting for some tweaks for linguistics and minor errors that I may have overlooked.
 

Chapter 5 dealt with the subject of homosexuality. There are 2 versions “ChatGPT” and “Grok”. Yes, I employ them to help me articulate my notes. You may toggle between versions to give you a wider scope, when language can sometimes be a hinderance—we perceive different things from the same words.

 

ChatGPT version is more general and easier to understand, while Grok’s is heavy on American slang. Grok’s edition may work for some and a turn-off for others. More crude, but says a lot more with a few words; brief and to the point. I am still working on this project and hoping to get it done by the weekend, or the next; as I have company functions.

So for a sneak preview, here’s Chapter 5 in the version that’s in plain English—https://bit.ly/Ch5GPT

[Steve5380]

13 hours ago, tjan_troy said:

For those who needed “meat”. I am in the process of writing the book called “The Seven Seals”. It is almost complete, waiting for some tweaks for linguistics and minor errors that I may have overlooked.
 

Chapter 5 dealt with the subject of homosexuality. There are 2 versions “ChatGPT” and “Grok”. Yes, I employ them to help me articulate my notes. You may toggle between versions to give you a wider scope, when language can sometimes be a hinderance—we perceive different things from the same words.

 

ChatGPT version is more general and easier to understand, while Grok’s is heavy on American slang. Grok’s edition may work for some and a turn-off for others. More crude, but says a lot more with a few words; brief and to the point. I am still working on this project and hoping to get it done by the weekend, or the next; as I have company functions.

So for a sneak preview, here’s Chapter 5 in the version that’s in plain English—https://bit.ly/Ch5GPT

 

Interesting.  What happened on September 27, 2013? 

 

I support the idea that THE BIBLE should be the predominant book in the FANTASY section of any library. As such, it is not necessary to have any rational explanation for any material it contains.

[Steve5380]

On 4/4/2025 at 5:58 AM, tjan_troy said:

 

Chapter 5 dealt with the subject of homosexuality. There are 2 versions “ChatGPT” and “Grok”. Yes, I employ them to help me articulate my notes. You may toggle between versions to give you a wider scope, when language can sometimes be a hinderance—we perceive different things from the same words.

 

 

We could try to find the truth from the Scriptures, diving deep into what has been written.  But we can also use our nature given intelligence and rationalize the subject by ourselves.

 

It is an indisputable fact that we don't choose our sexual orientation.  We are not by nature presented at some point in life with two alternatives:  straight => virtue,  vs. gay=> evil, sin.  These judgments are instead presented by Society, by The Church. This is in total contrast to other moral guidelines, moral dictates that are confirmed by the moral sense in our spirit, our "conscience".  Therefore, we have a perfect right to question and distrust these societal and religious judgements.

 

If we were educated in the Bible we know that Jesus Christ never passed judgment on sexual orientations.  And HE should be the source of our religious beliefs,  not an organized religion.

 

I came to the above conclusion early in life.  It became clear in my mind that the classification of homosexuality as a SIN is A FALSITY.  A falsity that is seldom challenged and that the Church accepts at face value.  Derived from this,  I rationalized that a TRUE religion CANNOT INCLUDE falsities.  One exception to THE TRUTH can invalidate the whole religion.  And so, the whole Catholic Dogma and Christian doctrine I recognize as FANTASY.

 

Later in life, especially in the last years,  learning about the origins of the Catholic dogma post-Christ,  I find good confirmation to labeling it a fantasy.   I don't see this as a moral problem.  I have found my religious peace by accepting my IGNORANCE.  This recognition of my ignorance takes away any guilt, "sin",  in my lack of belief.

[1983rophi]

i wanted to start a new thread with this title> FREE COMMUNITY CHURCH.

but...if i did... the post will get nasty replies from members...attending the/this Church.

i only want to share 1 issuse i faced:

i wanted to join a cell.

i had 2 responses, both of them bad.

1st is...a guy asked me: "U join a cell for biblical purpose or u purposely go to Cell to make friends?"

i was offended. how-dare-you-question my intent on joining a cell...

2nd...the pastor email me: "i don't think u benefit from a cell."

i went: "WTF?!?"

J.
 

[Steve5380]

On 10/11/2025 at 12:46 AM, 1983rophi said:

i wanted to start a new thread with this title> FREE COMMUNITY CHURCH.

but...if i did... the post will get nasty replies from members...attending the/this Church.

i only want to share 1 issuse i faced:

i wanted to join a cell.

i had 2 responses, both of them bad.

1st is...a guy asked me: "U join a cell for biblical purpose or u purposely go to Cell to make friends?"

i was offended. how-dare-you-question my intent on joining a cell...

2nd...the pastor email me: "i don't think u benefit from a cell."

i went: "WTF?!?"

J.
 

 

You are right in both cases.  It is no one's business your reason to join a cell.  For them it is only relevant how you behave in the cell.   And about the pastor who thinks you won't benefit from a cell... did he tell you why?

.

 

Edited November 2, 2025 by Steve5380

[Dart]

Blessed CHRISTmas 2025

 

Luke 2 : 8 -12

And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord.This will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger.”

[Dart]

 

You Are My All In All

 

 

 

[leckmich]

i came across this

 

What We Do – Courage Singapore

[Dart]

Jesus Christ (Yeshua Hamashiach), the founder and the central figure of the Christian faith. What did He say about homosexuality? Did He reaffirm the condemination of homosexuality?

Answer: NO, He did not utter a single word against homosexuality throughout the four Gospels.

Some mainstream Christians state that the Old Testament had already disapproved of homosexuality so Jesus need not repeat His stance on the subject.

Well, if homosexuality is so grevious a sin, Jesus would reaffirm it. Divorce was mentioned in the Old Testament and Jesus reaffirmed it. He spoke 36 times about divorce throughout the four Gospels.

 

 

[Dart]

In relation to the topic from my previous post above, I would like to bring out another ridiculous argument  by certain of these mainstream Christians who state that Jesus was against homosexuality and gay marriage when he explained the mechanism of a heterosexual marriage (in Matthew 19:4-6 and Mark 10:6-9).

 

This argument is totally absurd! It is universally agreed among Bible schorlars that God speaks according to the situation and circumstances at that time. In that case, the people who were listening to him. Jesus knew who they were. It was baseless to bring in homosexuallity among straight listeners. The crucial point here is Jesus had never spoken against or condemned homosexuality!
 

[QinWei]

some countries are highly religious but could be highly accepting of Lgbtq

 

 

[Dart]

新春快乐 🏮🎋🍊

 

Matthew 19 : 10 - 12
The disciples said to him, “If this is the situation between a husband and wife, it is better not to marry.”

Jesus replied, “Not everyone can accept this word, but only those to whom it has been given. For there are eunuchs who were born that way, and there are eunuchs who have been made eunuchs by others—and there are those who choose to live like eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom of heaven. The one who can accept this should accept it.”

 

The above conversation was between Jesus and his disciples concerning marriage and divorce. Jesus quoted an example of a eunuch for a confirmed  bachelor. A eunuch, a male is to serve female members of a royal household, namely the queen. In many cultures, eunuchs are castrated to prohibit any potential form of intimacy or romance between these servants and the royal females / monarchy.

 

Let's ponder and study what Jesus said insightfully. In my view, could anyone be born or destined to be a eunuch? A comparison to us to be born to serve our company for a living? I think not. I believe what Jesus meant was intrinsic. But then why did Jesus use a eunuch as an example? Note Jesus mentioned "born that way". Though Jesus did not mention homosexual but we can conclude that marriage between a man and a woman is not created for everyone and we are all born naturally different. 

 

I quoted the scripture above to counter a "Christian" homophobic post in FB and received like from surprising gay but was quickly removed. What a cowardly act! Lies and half truths are posted by gay hating Christians. These people think everyone is Bible illiterate  and would mindlessly gorge themselves with what they have posted.

[Dart]

The symbol of the Fish predates the Cross. It came from Jesus feeding thousands of hungry people with fish and bread. (Mark 6:31-44, Mark 8:1-9)

Edited April 20 by Dart

[Dart]

Blood Moon

 

This year on 3 March 2026 coincides with the total lunar eclipse or blood moon visible in this region of the earth.

 

Blood moon, Purim & Iran ~ What could they mean?

 

Acts 2 : 20

The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord.

 

 

 

[Dart]

All Creation Worships You (Instrumental) 

Awesome worship piece, it's the piece that inspired me to take up my flute many years ago.

 

 

[tjan_troy]

On 1/31/2026 at 9:07 AM, Dart said:

In relation to the topic from my previous post above, I would like to bring out another ridiculous argument  by certain of these mainstream Christians who state that Jesus was against homosexuality and gay marriage when he explained the mechanism of a heterosexual marriage (in Matthew 19:4-6 and Mark 10:6-9).

 

This argument is totally absurd! It is universally agreed among Bible schorlars that God speaks according to the situation and circumstances at that time. In that case, the people who were listening to him. Jesus knew who they were. It was baseless to bring in homosexuallity among straight listeners. The crucial point here is Jesus had never spoken against or condemned homosexuality!
 

I’m surprised that in today’s vast Information Age, with all our technological advantages, there are still people trapped in homophobia and religious hate.

 

An extract from the rewritten piece “Chapter 5 – Under the Altar: The Slain Eunuchs” offers fresh insight into the subject of homosexuality as it appears in scripture. https://www.tjantroy.com/chapter-5

 

Jesus did in fact make references to homosexuality with his choice of words “emasculated males” interchangeably with “eunuchs”. His choice of words has a reference to his religious book, which is what Christians refer to as “Old Testament”. Understanding the personality and lingo of Jesus — the same person who made controversial statements about “hating your father, mother” and “cutting off your arms and limbs, to enter the kingdom” gives you a clue that he’s words often has implications and hidden meanings; when taken at face value would often leads to confusion and misunderstanding of what he was actually saying. Enjoy the new edition of the writing.

[Dart]

22 hours ago, tjan_troy said:

I’m surprised that in today’s vast Information Age, with all our technological advantages, there are still people trapped in homophobia and religious hate.

 

An extract from the rewritten piece “Chapter 5 – Under the Altar: The Slain Eunuchs” offers fresh insight into the subject of homosexuality as it appears in scripture. https://www.tjantroy.com/chapter-5

 

Jesus did in fact make references to homosexuality with his choice of words “emasculated males” interchangeably with “eunuchs”. His choice of words has a reference to his religious book, which is what Christians refer to as “Old Testament”. Understanding the personality and lingo of Jesus — the same person who made controversial statements about “hating your father, mother” and “cutting off your arms and limbs, to enter the kingdom” gives you a clue that he’s words often has implications and hidden meanings; when taken at face value would often leads to confusion and misunderstanding of what he was actually saying. Enjoy the new edition of the writing.

 

Hi Shalom,

 

Hate had its stamp on the innate human nature since the time of Cain and Able. It stemmed from fear, insecurity, lack of understanding and pride. The advancement of information technology is not able to eliminate this curse, only the humble is exempted to use their God given brains to think and reason out unselfishly.

Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.” (Matthew 22:37-40) 

☝️I guess those gay hating churches have largely ignored these great commandments instead they prefer to judge. The worst part is they use Christ's name to incite hate. They will do anything within their ability to discriminate gays. In a larger scale a country like Uganda has come up with laws for the discriminative purpose. These African "Christians" love to call themselves "God fearing people" 😄

Check the history of these people, the DNA that they carry. It dawned on me that the hurting hurts. Likewise the hated hates.

 

On the texts you mentioned about Jesus' quotes, like any other texts must be studied and understood in their contexts. In these cases, Jesus always use the extreme opposite to neutralize retaliation like "But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also." (Matthew 5:39)

 

[calvt]

Seeking any sincere Christians friends here for friendship or coffee chats. I hope to find sincere Christ loving friends not time wasting self-indulgent narcissistic types. Thank you. 

Edited August 30 by calvt

[Dart]

Betrayal and Insincerity ~ Jesus tasted them all

 

In the advent of Good Friday and Easter, I notice the mumuring about Insincerity and Betrayal and feel compel to write on the subject in the perspective of the Christian faith and among the gay community.

 

God in the flesh had experienced the superficiality and unpredictability of the human weakness first hand himself. He's not the God who sits up there, far, foreign and mindless to our predicament. 

 

Judas Iscariot, one of the twelve disciples of Jesus was later to betray him to the Sanhedrin to be crucified  with 30 pieces of silver. Judas Iscariot was the best educated and a trusted treasurer among the twelve. He walked with Jesus during his 3 years of ministry, witnessed Jesus healed the sick, gave sight to the blind, raising the dead and breaking bread to feed thousands of hungry people. 

 

In another instance, on Palm Sunday, a great crowd of people spreading palm leaves praising God and welcoming Jesus seated on a donkey to Jerusalem (John 12 : 12 - 13) only on the following week the same group of people turned against him and shouted for his execution! (Luke 23 : 21) Similarly, those people had earlier followed Jesus, heard him preached, witnessed him performing miracles to heal the sick, the lame, the blind, raising the dead and ate the bread that Jesus broke for them.

 

Jesus, God Incarnate had not only witnessed the betrayal under his nose but the atrocity was done on him. Hence, he is able to understand and comprehend our predicament when we encounter insincere people or are betrayed by the very ones we love and trust. He will grant us the strength and peace and help us in the situation

 

Edited March 31 by Dart

[Dart]

In commemoration of Good Friday 
✝️ 🥀 3 April 2026 

 

John 13 : 1
It was just before the Passover Festival. Jesus knew that the hour had come for him to leave this world and go to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end.

 

Via Dolorosa is the name of the route which is a sequence of streets through Jerusalem where Jesus carried the Cross all the way to Calvary, the place of execution. 

 

 

[Dart]

✝️ 🥀

 

Panflute (Nai) is a relative to the Standard Flute.

 

Via Dolorosa
Panflute by Nick Tacu

 

 

[Dart]

Easter 🥚 🐣🐥
5 April 2026

Luke 24 : 1 - 8
On the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the women took the spices they had prepared and went to the tomb. They found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus. While they were wondering about this, suddenly two men in clothes that gleamed like lightning stood beside them. In their fright the women bowed down with their faces to the ground, but the men said to them, “Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here; he has risen! Remember how he told you, while he was still with you in Galilee: ‘The Son of Man must be delivered over to the hands of sinners, be crucified and on the third day be raised again.’ ” Then they remembered his words. 

 

Acts 2 : 24
It was impossible for death to keep its hold on him.

 

The Christian faith does not end in Good Friday. 

 

Easter is the Epitome of the Christian faith.

 

Happy Easter!

 

 

[QinWei]

u need to hear it from a Sg local and a Pastor!!! (this will make u see it in our Local context)
it is not ez to ans such /with "inconvenient questions" (though born in Msia, Born to a Christn family too
with a fulfilling career in banking) 

He wasnt having fulfilments  with his Sexual life , seeking for High-Highs
there are Pleasures , he mentioned, but .....

 

i dont know how he can "control" it though with a bf (in real life) 

Reposting by Inconvenient qns
he is a famous vlogger w his podcast

 

[Dart]

Local or overseas, affluent or underprivileged, we gays have the same core need and come under the same predicament. This explains how men from different background and nationality can communicate effectively throughout the many threads in this forum.

 

It is absurd to practice wild sex with many guys, hooked to pleasure and going for higher high and expect to have a fulfilling life.  Likewise you straights do you find fulfilment by sleeping around with many girls, hooked to pleasure with girls and going for higher high with them?

 

The lust of the flesh does not cover all aspects of a gay life. By blanketing these sex orgies to homosexuality or to every gay men is totally absurd and tantamount to demonising them.

 

The Word of God is the light and breath of life. It gives fulfilment to whosoever pursues it be he gay or straight.

 

Being gay is a man with the ability to appreciate and behold the beauty of another man who is God's creation himself. Gay couples in a steady and long term relationship begin to see God in his partner! Isn't that a fulfilment in life?

 

In line with all His creation, homosexuality has contributed positively to the balancing and equilibrium of all lives in this planet earth. ♂️♂️
 

[Jo L]

This topic reminds me of a very narrow minded Christian woman from a church I used to attend. She will always say: "God created Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve." whenever she sees two brothers were too 'friendly' with each other.

[Librium]

Love to connect with anyone on the same journey. Let’s chat

[leckmich]

On 4/16/2026 at 4:28 PM, Jo L said:

This topic reminds me of a very narrow minded Christian woman from a church I used to attend. She will always say: "God created Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve." whenever she sees two brothers were too 'friendly' with each other.

tell her, God also created lips for your mouth so you can stfu

[Nivek]

God created Adam and StEve 🤣

[Dart]

"Christian" Parent Wanted To Sever Ties With Her Gay Son

 

Below is an actual question posted by a parent via Quora Digest to everyone in its list of interest:

 

"My adult son is gay and I didn't talk to him for years because it goes against the Bible; am I supposed to keep a relationship with someone who is clearly not Christian?"

 

The Bible depicted a mother's response concerning her son which will serve as a model and King Solomon's wisdom in administering justice 👇

 

1 Kings 3 : 16 - 28
Now two prostitutes came to the king and stood before him. One of them said, “Pardon me, my lord. This woman and I live in the same house, and I had a baby while she was there with me. The third day after my child was born, this woman also had a baby. We were alone; there was no one in the house but the two of us.

“During the night this woman’s son died because she lay on him. So she got up in the middle of the night and took my son from my side while I your servant was asleep. She put him by her breast and put her dead son by my breast.The next morning, I got up to nurse my son—and he was dead! But when I looked at him closely in the morning light, I saw that it wasn’t the son I had borne.”

The other woman said, “No! The living one is my son; the dead one is yours.”

But the first one insisted, “No! The dead one is yours; the living one is mine.” And so they argued before the king.

The king said, “This one says, ‘My son is alive and your son is dead,’ while that one says, ‘No! Your son is dead and mine is alive.’”

Then the king said, “Bring me a sword.” So they brought a sword for the king. He then gave an order: “Cut the living child in two and give half to one and half to the other.”

The woman whose son was alive was deeply moved out of love for her son and said to the king, “Please, my lord, give her the living baby! Don’t kill him!”

But the other said, “Neither I nor you shall have him. Cut him in two!”

Then the king gave his ruling: “Give the living baby to the first woman. Do not kill him; she is his mother.”

When all Israel heard the verdict the king had given, they held the king in awe, because they saw that he had wisdom from God to administer justice.

Viewers, do you see the stark contrast between the "Christian" parent's enquiry and the mother's response as depicted in the Bible? 😄
 

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Vehi Sheamda (And It Is This)
by Yossi Azulay

 

Psalm 72 : 12 -14
For he will deliver the needy who cry out, the afflicted who have no one to help. He will take pity on the weak and the needy and save the needy from death. He will rescue them from oppression and violence, for precious is their blood in his sight.

 

 

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Pete buttigieg is the former United States Secretary of Transportation.

 

His famous quote addressing critics of his faith and marriage:

 

"If me being gay was a choice, it was a choice that was made far, far above my pay grade. And that’s the thing I wish the Mike Pences of the world would understand. That if you’ve got a problem with who I am, your problem is not with me. Your quarrel, sir, is with my creator."

 

 

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John 15 : 13

Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.

 

Willem Arondeus
1894 - 1943

 

On March 27, 1943, Arondéus led a group of resistance fighters (disguised as German police) to bomb the registry building to destroy the records the Nazis were using to identify Dutch Jews.

 

Willem Arondeus's last words before being shot by a firing squad :
"Let it be known that homosexuals are not cowards."

 

Let not his memory be erased from us!

 

 

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You Are My Hiding Place (Psalm 32:7)

By Pastor Francis Ryan Coronel

 

 

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The Ancient Chinese & The God of the Bible

 

 

 

[Cruiser123]

7 hours ago, Dart said:

The Ancient Chinese & The God of the Bible

 

 

 

認祖歸宗

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4 hours ago, Cruiser123 said:

認祖歸宗

 

It is believed the Chinese ancestry had migrated east from the time of the Tower of Babel. That's why studies can find the traces of the Old Testament practices in ancient Chinese culture and the ideas in Chinese characters.

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The excerpt is taken from The LGBT Christian Network :

 

Love Is Holy

 

God’s love is not limited by gender, tradition, or human judgment. When two people care for one another with tenderness, honesty, and respect, we see something beautiful: the reflection of God’s love.

 

Jesus calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves—not selectively, but fully and without exception. Every person is created in God’s image, and every loving relationship rooted in compassion and dignity is worthy of honor.

 

May we choose grace over condemnation, welcome over exclusion, and love over fear. Because love is not outside God’s presence—love is where God is found.

 

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Still ~ A Christian inspirational song
by Nor Rayray

 

Nothing beats a disabled person to give what he can afford ~ his talent in music namely his voice and his piano.

 

In his words : When everything was falling apart, this song became my source of hope. Be still and know that He is God.