Thanks for joining us today on the line of fire where we stand here with you to equip you,

to empower you, to help you stand strong on the front lines. We're all on the line of fire today.

Like it or not, that is the reality of the spiritual war in which we find ourselves, but by God's

grace in Jesus, we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.

And together, we know that nothing can be done against the truth, that light will continue to

shine in the darkness and the darkness cannot overcome it.

Michael Brown, so glad to be here with you and start another week together.

This is going to be another eye-opening week.

Call a friend, text a friend, encourage them to tune in to each and every broadcast. We're going

to continue to look at what the word says. Can you be gay and Christian? What does the Bible say?

We've been laying a lot of foundations, spending a lot of time in the word.

Now we want to transition this week as well and talk about some of the cultural issues, some of the

moral issues. How do we address them with grace and truth together? Last week, I shared briefly

from Romans 13, a verse that's often quoted by gay activists and their allies. And it's this,

Romans 13, 8, let no debt remain outstanding except the continuing debt to love one another.

For he who loves his fellow man has fulfilled the law. The commandments do not commit adultery, do not murder,

do not steal, do not covet. And whatever other commandment there may be are summed up in this one

rule, love your neighbor as yourself. Love does no harm to its neighbor. Therefore love is the

fulfillment of the law.

So you say, right, how does that help make the case

for a gay Christian, somebody professes to be a gay Christian?

How does this help support their position?

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