When Ed Shaw, a pastor at an evangelical church in Bristol, England, met a man at a conference several years ago who was struggling with questions about his sexuality, he wanted to help. The man had feelings of attraction for other males but wanted to adhere to historic Christian teaching about sexual relationships.
It was a familiar situation for Shaw. After growing up in a Christian household and professing faith in Jesus at an early age, he noticed his same-sex attraction in his teens. By his 20s, he had concluded it wasn’t a phase and began to grapple with what
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