The I'm going to do. Hello friends welcome back to another episode of theology and

I'm so excited to have my special guest and good friend and in many ways by one of

my mentors especially when it comes to sexuality and gender

don't laugh man yeah that's exactly what you are I'm so excited to have Dr.

Nate Collins on the show Nate is not a stranger to theology or all he's been on here

before and I'm so excited to talk about his book, all but invisible, and his upcoming conference called Re Voice, which I am so excited to talk about.

Nate, thanks so much for being on the show.

Thanks, good to be your pressing.

Why don't we jump in with Re-voice?

And I'm so excited about this.

I think it's one of the most needed things

for the church today.

And I know that for both you and I you know we're knee-deep in

the conversation about sexuality faith and gender and so it is kind of our thing

but I think this is an absolute gift for the church.

So let's just go back and why don't you start, but what is Re Voice as a movement,

as a conference, and then maybe get some backstory about how it came about? Sure, yeah, so Re-voise is a conference ministry that we are kicking off this summer.

This is the first of the conferences, hopefully it'll be an annual thing.

And it's basically a conference that's primary purpose is to support, encourage, and

empower gender and sexual minorities so that they can really experience the life-giving character of the traditional

historic Christian sexual ethic.

So it's primarily to support and empower and encourage that population of people.

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