Kelly Williams

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  Jun 13, 2023

  You are more than your sexual identity

  Your sexuality and gender are important, who you are now matters, but whose you are is more important. Our possessive pronouns are more important than our personal pronouns.

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  Jun 6, 2023

  The rainbow is God’s symbol of forgiveness, not acceptance

  Every time I see a rainbow, I think of God’s forgiveness for my sin fulfilled through Jesus. Embracing my sin is not an option.

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  Feb 8, 2023

  I started my church with a lesbian couple. Andy Stanley's view of the Bible is troubling.

  I have been a long-time fan of Pastor Andy Stanley and his ministry. Fast forward to today, for the past five years, it appears Pastor Andy has been moving in a new direction.

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  Nov 22, 2022

  Colorado Springs LGBT nightclub was a mile from my church

  In the sensitive moments soon after a tragedy, it is important we remember as churches we exist to live out the mission of Jesus to seek and save that which is lost.

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  Aug 30, 2022

  Biblical conservatism and women pastors: A Southern Baptist pastor's understanding

  A man or a woman is not under a certain authority because of their gender, but because of God’s sovereign design and plan.

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  Aug 28, 2022

  What is your personal pronoun?

  Can I encourage you not to argue with them but to ask them if you can have a discussion with them about their possessive pronouns?

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  Mar 27, 2022

  The SBC and whether God's Word 'whispers' about sexual sin

  I have great respect for J.D. Greear; however, I can’t agree with him or President Ed Litton’s approach to sexual sin and how God sees it.

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  Feb 15, 2022

  Christian leaders: Be examples for the next generation

  The slippery slope of compromised views on sexuality was the downfall of the Roman Empire, and it will be the downfall of our nation as well.

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  Dec 4, 2021

  Don't abandon the Church

  Many have forsaken the assembling of themselves together. Be different from them.

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  Oct 19, 2021

  The Church's handling of sex abuse leaves much to be desired

  It is time for us to say unequivocally, “We have nothing to hide, so we have nothing to fear.”