Wayne McGhie's "From the Closet to the Pulpit" is a stunning exposé on one of the most provocative issues of our time: the issue of sexuality. Drawing from one-on-one interviews, meticulous research, and biblical studies, the author provides riveting insights into questions that demand to be answered, including the following: Can you be a Christian and also gay? Do same-sex desires mean a Christian has sinned? Can a gay person change his or her sexual orientation and if so, should they? You will come away with a better understanding of the need to love, as Christ loved, and your call to be God's light in the world.
Amazon.com Reviews
"Easy read. Loved the truth of this book and the non biased approach. My daughter recently came out as a lesbian and this book was extremely helpful for me to help process what she's going through and how to be there for her in biblical God loving way."
-- MaRaNdA_SuNsHiNe "This book was well written and based on research, facts, and true biblical principles. I highly recommend it as a must-read..."
-- slrobinsonjr "McGhie offers a refreshing study that encourages civil discussion ... This is a must-read for anyone who is confused about LGBT issues and where the body of Christ should stand. I recommend this book, and I pray that readers will use it as a supplement to God's Holy word on the subject matter."
-- J. B. Roberson "This book was very informative about how LGBT issues relate to Christianity. One of the most interesting question to me was, "Can a person change from homosexual to heterosexual?" Although the answer was different from what I original thought, I am now able to see another point of view ... I would recommend this book."
-- Jamaicamama46 "Mr. McGhie respectfully presents the findings of his research, upholds the integrity of Christian values, and allows those with LGBT questions to unashamedly explore and learn God's truth."
-- A.C. Smith "Not only will this book help the individual who is confused by his or her own sexual identity but it also speaks to a church and its understanding of where it belongs in the midst of this very contemporary subject."
-- Bob Hendrickson