“in some old Teutonic and Scandinavian religions and mythologies there is an ideal of the “fated warrior.” This is the champion who heads into battle fully aware that doom awaits him at the end. “Defeat rather than victory is the… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“I once faced a temptation that was so persistent and so overwhelming that I literally believed my whole world would go dark if I… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“I know that whatever the complex origins of my own homosexuality are, there have been conscious choices I've made to indulge - and therefore… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“in some old Teutonic and Scandinavian religions and mythologies there is an ideal of the “fated warrior.” This is the champion who heads into… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, expresses it this way: “To desire my joy is to desire the joy of the one I desire: my… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“There is, however, one way of speaking that I've tried to avoid. Rather than refer to someone as "a homosexual," I've taken care always… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“The whole story of creation, incarnation and our incorporation into the fellowship of Christ’s body tells us that God desires us.…We are created so… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“Washed and waiting. That is my life – my identity as one who is forgiven and spiritually cleansed and my struggle as one who… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image
“One of the most striking things about the New Testament teaching on homosexuality is that, right on the heels of the passages that condemn… — Wesley Hill Copy Share Image