A chance encounter at 3 am in the grocery store ultimately brought Janet out of homosexuality and started her journey of healing. Janet talks to Tami Brown – the woman Janet met at 3 am back in 1998 – to discuss Tami’s most recent journey of healing through cancer and a heart valve problem. What does it mean to stand on God’s promises for healing? Wouldn’t most people be angry with God? Not Tami…Listen as she describes her own quest to “touch His garment and be healed.”

What is “the truth in love”? What is “compassion without compromise”? Janet talks with Richard Harris from Truth and Liberty Coalition. For an organization that has the corner on love and truth, why are most churches silent? Because many churches and pastors are afraid of the backlash in their community if the pastors are not only standing behind, but preaching biblical sexuality. What can we do in this day and age to turn the tide of rebellion against God’s word? Like Richard says in the interview, “If you think you’re loving somebody and you’re not willing to share truth then you’re not really loving them.”

In a society that values individualism and supports selfishness, how do you raise your kids without the influence of the world? You are hyper-vigilant.

Jim Domen lived a gay life in his 20s…he’s now married with three beautiful children. He and his wife will discuss homosexuality and society with their kids at age-appropriate times. Jim and Janet discuss society’s lies and views on “born this way”, and “God made me this way”, and show compelling evidence for homosexuality being an environmental influence.

Contact Jim through ChurchUnited.com.

In part two of their conversation, Janet and Micheal talk about: what to do when your kid tries to purposefully get a reaction out of you. His son showed up to their daughter’s wedding, wearing a dress. You’ll be amazed at what Micheal says about the wedding photos with his son wearing a dress. What is the church’s attitude and what are churches and schools doing to confront this problem? And, as a parent, what is the best approach with your kids? You can email Micheal at: michealminton@mac.com

It is one thing for Christian parents to have a son or daughter come to them and say, “Mom, Dad, I’m gay”…and another thing if those parents are part of a famous ministry and their kids come out of the closet. Janet talks to Micheal Minton, whose son came out as gay then bi and now, possibly, trans. Micheal talks about “doing it wrong” in the beginning, then the revelation he received that has set Micheal free to love his son the way his son needs to be loved.

Email: michealminton@mac.com

Rashad Vermé was living a double life...playing basketball on scholarship with the guys, then dressing like a woman and contemplating transitioning. But God...the presence of the Holy Spirit filled Rashad’s truck. In that moment, Rashad gave up homosexuality, pornography, drugs, and alcohol and gave it all to Jesus...but it wasn’t over. Janet talks to Rashad Vermé about pressing into God, counseling, inner healing, and accountability. God calls someone out of homosexuality and too often, they are immediately put in the ministry spotlight, only to fall and repeat past behaviors. Leaving homosexuality isn’t a moment...it is a process.

Email: VermeMinistries@gmail.com

What happens to a family…when a parent comes out as gay? For Nic Natarella, when his father came out, Nic started to question his entire existence. The enemy comes to “kill, steal, and destroy.” (John 10:10) And the enemy’s favorite target to destroy is the greatest representation of God’s love for us: a marriage, a family. There’s more than one person coming out…it affects first, a spouse. Then kids, and extended family, in-laws, even the parents’ closest friends. When the enemy takes out a family, there are ripples and reverberations for generations.

For every child that comes out and announces they’re gay…there are parents that begin their own journey. Janet sits down with Nic Natarella – the “voice of Healing and Made Free” – and talks about what happened to Nic and his wife when their daughter came out to them. How does a son or daughter embracing a gay identity affect the parents? The saying is, when the kids come out of the closet, the parents go in the closet.