Welcome to the I Tried to Be Straight Podcast. Susie and Nate both grew up in the church and recently came out. They're here to share their stories and hear the stories of others. Join them as they dig into conversations about coming out, faith, and how they tried to be straight. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i-tried-to-be-straight/support
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality |
Timm suppressed his sexuality for years, got married and started a family. He finally came to terms with being gay at 45 years old and shares his story of navigating that with his family. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s... more
Speaker and ex evangelical pastor Brian Recker shares why he couldn't keep rejecting gay people in his church, and how he lost everything when he started accepting them. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i-tried-to-be-... more
Michelle comes on to the podcast to share her coming out story for the first time online! She grew up in Texas in a conservative home, and then moved to Redding to go to Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry alongside Nate. Eventually working at Bet... more
Reverend Dave from Scotland shares how he changed his position on the gay community after years of Biblical study and getting to know gay believers. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i-tried-to-be-straight/support
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This podcast has brought real stories and education around this topic of being gay and Christian. I have these conversations with Christians and family members and majority of them say āthere isnāt a lot of resources around this topic of being gay and Christianā. This is another podcast I get to send to people. Iām so thankful you both got the courage to talk about your stories and invite people to share theirs. This helps, this heals, and itās brought me to a place of confidence again. more
Listening to this podcast is so encouraging!! I love God and have such a strong faith but have always wrestled with my attraction to the same sex. I recently came out to my southern Christian family and itās been really difficult so listening to this has been very helpful for me.
What you are doing with your platform is incredible! This is the kind of community that I have been longing for since I became apart of this community!! You are reaching people, Thank you for sharing with us!
I am so glad I found this podcast!
You guys are great! I totally understand the courage it took to start this podcast! You guys are making a difference! Thank you so much for being encouraging voices that supports the Gay Christian!
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