LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS HELPED SO MUCH 🥺 so proud of her and their story
@bridgetisjonesing50077 сағат бұрын
Either go in all the way or don’t… this going back and forth with this guys views was annoying. Can’t fully admit himself … waste of time like that.
@RamonDesantis12 сағат бұрын
This is Heresy and will never be accepted in Traditionalist Catholicism (SSPX). I don’t even think the Protestants would entertain these progressive teachings. Maybe the Episcopalian Cult will allow this in their religion but certainly not the Traditionalist Catholics who follow the ancient doctrines before the Second Vatican Council.
@josephmanibo599815 сағат бұрын
In the quick arguments section Brian mentions, in biblical times, “they didn’t know what homosexuality was.” But surely gay people existed?
@ron851116 сағат бұрын
Thanks for doing these podcasts. Very sad story. praying for peace for all who loved Tyler.
@endswithme55517 сағат бұрын
Nate there are so many parallels with your story that I have. Being effeminate at a young age Others being able to clock me Watching other guys develop close BFF relationships and me never having one Being outed by family Praying the gay away and casting demons out for years Coming out later in life Thanks for bravely sharing your story. This will help people who are struggling to reconcile their sexuality and faith.
@willistaylor4077Күн бұрын
What's a pop-up?
@davidrobinson8470Күн бұрын
Al is wonderful! His story has blessed me so much. I am still sorry that religion is so cruel to people, especially to young people. However, his real goodness and the Love of God shows through. He is going to be OK now.
@abbieamaviКүн бұрын
I loved this one! Thank you so much to Al for sharing his incredible story.
@jondstewart2 күн бұрын
So where are all the ignorant people quoting Leviticus and Romans 1? You know, those heartless, close minded, uninformed, and holier than thou people? Well, we come a long way since the late 1970s and 1980s with the Moral Majority and the like
@lawrenceharris73692 күн бұрын
👍🏾
@treblahk3 күн бұрын
I'm a lesbian and was raised as JW, 3rd generation. This story really resonates for me. I hope that you continue to find love for yourself on your path, Al. ❤
@billzero72743 күн бұрын
It's not different the church bullies too
@AJ_Jingco3 күн бұрын
God doesn't damn anyone to Hell, it is ONLY the soul themselves who damn themselves to Hell.
@nlavigne922923 күн бұрын
This is what makes me really start to hate religion as a concept. What good comes from disowning your son or daughter like this. What good comes from a mother not being in her kids life. None... The fruit from this is not good but rotten. Blind belief can make people do wicked things.
@charlesritt50883 күн бұрын
Jehovah witnesses are a evil wacked out cult that has done so much damage to people's mental health
@Raddiebaddie3 күн бұрын
These stories are so important Ty Ty !!
@endswithme5554 күн бұрын
Not one human being has the keys to keep anyone out of Gods kingdom! This story is so gut wrenching. It is so anti Christian to exclude people based on something they have zero ability to control! But him being excluded was the best thing that could’ve ever happened to him. Them jehovahs witnesses are a cult. Nothing “godly” about the way the function nor treat ppl. Very f’d up
@FrancesBedoya894 күн бұрын
Let’s please clarify that the Jehovah’s Witness organization is a cult. And a very dangerous one at that. One that uses the actual truths of God’s word and confuses and twists them to their own destructive delusion. It is NOT a denomination of Christianity. It is a CULT. I thank God that Al got out of that toxicity.
@errolwhyte14504 күн бұрын
Indian food is best with Taj Mahal beer.
@noodles24594 күн бұрын
Do not store up treasures on earth. Is about extreme wealth like rich men and ceos. Not wealth to live a modest decent life of a baker. Unless you are a monk or nun you dont need to care to such an extreme.
@noodles24594 күн бұрын
Such a concept as disfellowship is anti christ. It goes against the Gospel. Christ died for our sins so that such sins or evil would be forgiven. Being queer is not evil. Loving someone isnt evil.
@endswithme5554 күн бұрын
This is the most important point you made. Loving someone regardless of gender is not evil, it’s not sinful. That’s where fundamentalist and evangelicals lose their argument. Lying stealing killing adultery all harm your neighbor and are not living. Choosing to love someone and express your love to them emotionally, physically, spiritually is not the same as those harmful sins
@noodles24594 күн бұрын
It makes me sad when people think the only true faith is one of these insane protestsnt groups. Its all anti christ.
@noodles24594 күн бұрын
Thank you for these videos sorrbif my comments are harsh
@grouchosdad14 күн бұрын
Religion allows people to justify hateful behavior.
@noodles24594 күн бұрын
Dont JWs not have proper trinitarian baptisms. I doubt JWs have real baptisms they have no priests of any apostolic order.
@noodles24594 күн бұрын
Im a queer trans woman episcopalian i do think the world is ending considerig global warming. The american neo protestant movement is a horrendous thing. So many of these post reformation movements are cults or sorely ignorant to the church fathers
@vargas13rv4 күн бұрын
Very much similar to Seventh Day Adventist. Very black/white, no wiggle room on anything.
@1892ANF6 күн бұрын
Faith ?
@josuenluna62826 күн бұрын
Truth is not bullying.
@MichaelCarlo-s5f8 күн бұрын
You think?
@zircon763410 күн бұрын
I cant believe I haven't heard this story. Me and Tyler would have been one year apart. Much love to his family. God bless you all ❤
@nlavigne9229210 күн бұрын
It's so sad. I can't imagine what she went through. I was in high school during that time, and it was rough. It's amazing how different things are today, thanks to people like her standing and sharing his story.
@randomlife329010 күн бұрын
Again great video! Such a great story
@bfosterRNMSN10 күн бұрын
Thank ya'll so much for sharing the story of Tyler! This is an incredibly powerful podcast! I'm humbled!🫶🤎🌈
@denniso.shepherd669911 күн бұрын
This is a poem I wrote that I hope will provide insight to life and situations leading up to suicide. Our Hope to Peace We fight for years sometimes, Yet we find no way To have the hope To make it through another day. We fight and fight the loss Of feeling and believing there’s no hope. We see only an endless void. We lose the strength to cope. We desire to overcome The emptiness of being alone Knowing other are around Who cannot hear our constant moan. We do think of them, realizing the pain We will cause in their heart. But our pain is beyond bearing And to end this pain, we must depart. The pain we cause our loved ones Will at some point be overcome. Our pain will always be each day: We can’t see its ending or even lifting some. It’s the only hope we have: The hopeless hope of being free. We have searched up and down, Finding no meaning that we can see. We’ve exhausted our sources of hope: We have looked high and low. We’ve prayed night and day. We’ve done everything we know. We grasp to life by our fingernails But our grip to hope is about to break. The rope to life we hold on to is frayed; To let go is the only decision to make. The cold and darkness is devastating Yet comforting all the same. No healing or comfort can be seen And no one is to blame. We want peace from the torture Of heart, soul, and mind. Death is the only way out, The only hope to peace we can find. Dennis O. Shepherd
@NVH-r5v9 күн бұрын
Beautiful and so accurate ❤
@denniso.shepherd66999 күн бұрын
@@NVH-r5vThank you. I hope and trust this helps others to understand at least a little. I used to have what I called fleeting thoughts of suicide. Anywhere from 30-50 + in-one-ear out-the-other every day. This was due to a self-destructive alter-personality in my Dissociative Identity Disorder. That went on almost a decade before faithfulness brought healing.
@bbryanharris11 күн бұрын
Wasn’t planning on CRYING at 8am. Love yall, big love to Jane
@zircon763410 күн бұрын
11 for me, but same. I cried at work. She's amazing
@Raddiebaddie11 күн бұрын
So thankful for these stories!! Keep up the good work y’all!!
@Cherubim201012 күн бұрын
Great podcast guys - My mountain top experience took me down the path of deconstructing, where I realised God didn’t really care what we thought (our ideas), but he fundamentally cares about our hearts. Love is key, as you approach the throne… as Yeshua taught the Kingdom of heaven is inside of you… A toaster needs electricity, and bread to make toast, take away the bread, you can’t have toast, turn off the power you can’t have toast, take away the toaster you can’t have toast. Body (Christ), Mind (Father), Holy Spirit (Soul).
@treescape712 күн бұрын
Not an uncommon story sadly. I know one or 2 gay men who got married to women but they are just using them to hide from themselves and conform to church expectations. One person i know seems fairly happy but others have split up, with the woman feeling deep anger and betrayal. Ironically its christianity's emphasis on being open and truthful that leads many confront their dishonesty.
@bradwalton397713 күн бұрын
Being celibate (single) in your 20s and 30s is one thing. Being celibate (single) in your 40s and 50s and 60s is a whole different ball-game. Whatever the advantages of celibacy under 40 may be, they are gone after 40, and it becomes many, many times more difficult. The Irish gentleman, if he remains celibate, has a very unpleasant shock and a very cruel struggle in store.
@conorpatt0n112 күн бұрын
Hey, it’s the ‘Irish gentleman’ here! I guess the outlook for the next 20-30 years are looking pretty bleak anyways, what, with all the war, global warming & political unrest. What a joy to know God’s still going to be on the throne in 2054 and beyond! Seriously though… I don’t doubt that the journey ahead won’t be super tough. But what I also don’t doubt is that God will continue to bless me, encourage me and give me daily the confidence & strength to say no to sin & yes to Him God bless brother!
@bradwalton397711 күн бұрын
@@conorpatt0n1 Thank you for responding. I am sixty eight years old so I know what I am talking about. My advice is, if you are gay, establish a meaningful, long-term relationship with another gay man who is a Christian. The relationship does not have to be sexual if that is not what you want, or if you believe that God forbids it. But have the relationship and stick together. Being gay, single and alone past the age of 40 or 50 is not what you want. Please believe me. God bless you.
@bradwalton397713 күн бұрын
What I ask myself is not how you can be gay and Christian, but how can be gay and Christian and human. I was gay and Christian for years. What was missing was the genuine humanness, until, after many years, I found a partner (also a Christian), with whom I shared a truly loving relationship. That is what finally made me, in addition to being gay and Christian, also a genuine human being. I don't know whether you can understand this, but it is so. Maybe not everybody needs an intimate, loving human relationship to make them fully human, but I did.
@allywolf918213 күн бұрын
Usually its other people who put us into a pit. But you just jumped right on in, of your own accord? 🤔
@dothedeed13 күн бұрын
Hopefully he can find a gay friendly church and stop torturing himself. Sad
@daodejing8113 күн бұрын
I can see you're sincere, but you're sincerely misguided. Christianity is theological propaganda, running completely counter to the teachings of Jesus. I am homosexual, and I left religion in 1980, at 20. Jesus taught two fundamental aspects of the spiritual path: to look within yourself honestly and sincerely, and to love the world. There is absolutely no moral reason for your abstinence. Paul said, "To the pure, all things are pure." He also said, "All things are lawful for me, but I will not be a slave to anything." The Buddha called this :attachments." All is good, as long as you don't become enslaved by it. That's the first part of Jesus' teaching, to reflect in general, which includes your relationship to your objects of desire. I would discourage anyone from involving themselves with religion. It's poison to the mind.
@1ho2ruk14 күн бұрын
No person has all the desires "percetct". We live in a fallen world, we have fallen bodies/mind/souls. Being atracted to same sex is one of consequences of that. It is not sin by itself, it is not something that somene has to try to change by force, but as every other perosn on Earthe, they are called to accept fullnes of life in Christ. Which can not be found in practicing on all the desires we have. I know it can sould crule...but there is so much gay people who didnt fing happines and fulfilmet before they went celibate. ❣🙏
@dkeny5514 күн бұрын
We're all sinners. Paul said he was the chief of sinners. Sinners need a savior to save them from sin, not in sin. "He came to save His people from their sins". When I got saved I did not expect no be relieved of my alcohol addiction but I was. "The things I once loved I now hated". All glory to Him.
@dkeny5514 күн бұрын
At 22:30 absolutely agree that there is no eternally burning hell. Doctrine of demons! Many atheists as a result of this doctrine.
@margaretmorrison730114 күн бұрын
So are you still single?
@conorpatt0n15 күн бұрын
Yep, I’m still single and will be for the foreseeable! This podcast was only recorded last month
@emianaemiana14 күн бұрын
just be gay but don't be Christian, I don´t see the problem