"Why should I keep living?" At a very young age, Izaac couldn't find a good enough answer to that very daunting question. Overwhelmed by the demands of school and the expectations he placed upon himself, Izaac decided to end it all by jumping from the third-story stairwell of his school. Though he came narrowly close to death, by God's grace he survived. Since that time, he has been learning of and embracing the love God and Christ have for him. He eagerly shares his story now in the hopes that you might do the same.

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We continue finding answers to the question of whether or not engaging in sexual acts with those of the same gender is acceptable in God's sight. More importantly, we look at the story of a woman of sinful reputation who, despite the scorn of the people around here, went to Jesus in her brokenness. What we will see is the profound love and mercy of the Son of God for any who come to Him in faith. Scriptures covered: 1 Corinthians 6:9-20, Romans 1:18-32, Luke 7:36-50.

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We end our series on God and same-sex-attraction by wrestling with some of the tougher questions surrounding it, especially, "Why would God make someone gay if He doesn't want that person to act on that desire?" But first, we take a look at how Jesus had compassion on a woman caught in adultery - a sin that, like homosexuality, was punishable by death in the Law of Moses. Scriptures covered: John 8:1-11. Leviticus 20:9-16. 2 Corinthians 1:3-5. Titus 2:11-14. Luke 9:23-26.

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