In this episode, I will explore another flaw with Transgender theory. This flaw is detrimental, and I believe it undermines the entirety of modern gender identity theory and transgenderism.

I will argue that transgender theory’s assumption that biological sex is independent of gender identity is illogical, unscientific, and unbiblical. The conclusion is that the entirety of modern gender theory, which attempts to validate transgenderism, is based on a false idea about sex and gender.

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America has many societal issues. One of these significant societal challenges is the gender identity debate or transgenderism. This episode will be the first of two that show major flaws with gender identity theory (or transgender theory). These fallacies demonstrate that transgender theory is built on erroneous ideas.

In this episode, we explore how transgender theory is not driven by objective evidence but by subjective cultural shifts.

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America is dealing with a gender identity crisis. Those of us who are not dealing with gender identity issues are left to wade through this cultural issue and decide where we stand. Christianity is not immune to the gender identity debate. Some adolescents raised in church are wrestling with these issues also. Some young people who profess faith in Christ and were raised in Christian homes and churches later come out as transgender. What are Christians to make of this?

This episode will be part one of a series where I explore the gender identity crisis (transgenderism) in America and offer an introductory framework for addressing it as Christians. In this episode, I explain what transgenderism is, explore data about the current gender identity issue in America, and examine what could be the cause of transgenderism.

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In this episode we examine what God’s expectations are for gender identity and expression. When we examine Scripture, we see that God expects our birth genders to determine our gender identity and expression. God expects our birth genders to be a good gift to us that helps us understand the roles God wants us to carry out in societies and families.

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In this episode we explore what the Bible teaches about the creation of gender as male and female. We use this to begin making a case from Scripture that since God created the concept of gender, He gets to define gender and gender expression. Christians must equip themselves with this knowledge to be a moral witness for God’s truth about gender in our transgender affirming cultures.

This episode is also in an article format if you wish to read it.

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Christians honor the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday. How can we know the resurrection really happened? Is there evidence to prove Jesus rose from the dead? Find out how we can see five points of proof using the acronym CLEER.

I was privileged to speak at a mini-conference my home church held on the topic: Can I Trust my Bible? This is session 2: Can I Trust my Bible? In this session we take the process we learned from the last episode (session 1) and begin to explore specific lines of reasoning and evidence that prove the Bible we have today is true and accurate to what the original prophets and Apostles wrote. We also explore further evidence that makes a greater case for the Bible being truly the word of God.

Can I Trust my Bible? I was privileged to speak at a mini-conference my home church held on the topic: Can I Trust my Bible? This is session 1: How did we get our Bibles? Before we answer the question of trust, we need to understand the process of how we got our Bibles. How did we get the Bible of today from all the way back to people like Moses? What was this process and is it reliable?