Disentangle

In this episode, we discuss one of the most difficult conversations a parent may ever face: when a son says, "I'm gay." How should parents respond in that moment? What does it look like to balance truth with love, conviction with compassion, and grace with wisdom? Join us as we explore this topic from a Christian perspective, offering biblical insight, practical guidance, and hope for families see...

In this episode, we walk through the New Testament texts related to homosexuality and discuss their meaning in context, with a commitment to truth, grace, and biblical integrity.

This episode looks at how we should respond to moral failures (and the accusations of moral failures) to come to a place of understanding how and why these take place. We discuss what it means to live faithfully with unresolved desires, how secrecy can develop in Christian leadership, and what healthier, more honest discipleship could look like for the church today.

In this episode of Disentangle, we discuss the recent European Commission call for EU member states to ban so-called “conversion practices” and what this could mean for biblical views on sexuality, gender, freedom of belief, prayer, pastoral care, and Christian expression across Europe.

Behind LGBT activism and celebration, many people are dealing with rejection, anxiety, addiction, relationship instability, father wounds, trauma, suicidal thoughts and emptiness. This topic often gets ignored because public discourse focuses only on politics.

In this powerful interview, Tino Bou Ezz shares his journey from a painful childhood in Lebanon, through transgender life, to finding salvation in Jesus Christ. His story highlights the transformative power of faith, repentance, and God's love for the broken. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Tino's Journey 03:42 Childhood Trauma and Early Struggles 11:18 Transitioning and Identity Crisis 18:53 The R...

This episode explores the origins, terminology, and implications of the LGBT movement, focusing on the Stonewall playbook and its impact on society and faith. Hosts Matthew Grech and Liam Hayden analyze the language used by organizations like Stonewall and discuss biblical perspectives on gender and sexuality.

He was falsely accused by Malta’s LGBT lobby of promoting so-called “conversion practices” – punishable by 6 months in jail or a €5,000 fine – simply for sharing his own personal testimony! Nevertheless, God had the win!

Growing up, many of us believed the lies spoken over us—whether by words, culture, or expectation. Labels like "tomboy," "failure," or "SSA" don’t have to imprison us forever. Watch this episode to find out more!

Four Ex-LGBTQ+ speakers analyze the language of shame, discussing how shame has the ability to shape the way you think about yourself and how burdensome it is in your walk with the Lord.

A raw conversation between four ex-lgbt individuals about navigating LGBT issues in the church.