Beacon: Ministry for SSA Latter-day Saints

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

Check out Husband Material’s SSA online conference!👇🏼

One-Day Online Conference on Saturday May 30, 2026

05/17/2026

04/19/2026

A recent discussion with my friend Daniel Sorensen with Sword and Spirit 👇🏼

Leaving Homos*xuality for Christ: Tember's Story | Ep 15

04/18/2026

This is abominable 👇🏼

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03/31/2026

There are phrases we reach for when someone is hurting, phrases meant to comfort, to steady, to reassure. But sometimes those phrases, though well-intended, fall short. “Everything happens for a reason” is one of them. In a recent episode of the Lead...

03/04/2026

Maybe my most controversial blog post yet 🤷🏻‍♂️

DISCLAIMER : While I vehemently disagree with the unjust laws currently in place prohibiting the use of naturally-derived psychedelics (i.e. psilocybin, pe**te, ayahuasca, &c.) in the majority of the United States, and I hope and pray for the day when legislators will legalize these crucial,

02/11/2026

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it might look like to share my last days with another man. Sharing my life with him in a way that’s pure, platonic, and rooted in Christ — a lifelong companionship without crossing lines that my faith tells me are off-limits. This same-s*x longing di...

01/16/2026

Is it Time To Change Ministry to LGBTQ People?
Author: Joe Dallas

Book Review Still Time to Care by Greg Johnson

For more than four decades, organizations like Exodus International, Courage, and Homos*xuals Anonymous have provided counsel and support to people who realized they were attracted to the same s*x, considered homos*xuality a sin, and wanted help dealing with their desires. These groups and the people they served made up what’s often called the “ex-gay movement,” a phenomenon that has always gotten its share of supporters and critics. Its critics have tended to be pro-gay, some producing books and documentaries hoping to persuade others that their accusations against the ex-gay movement validated their gay-affirming position. But Greg Johnson’s book Still Time to Care (Zondervan Reflective, 2021) is a unique addition to these criticisms because, unlike others, he writes from the position of a traditionalist who views homos*xual behavior as sin. His objections to the movement that he decries are not, therefore, over its theological stance but the way it practiced and promoted that stance. As a former president of Exodus, and one who remains closely aligned with the ex-gay movement, I was interested in Johnson’s assessment of our work, his conclusions, and his recommendations to the church at large....

Read the rest of this article: https://www.equip.org/articles/is-it-time-to-change-ministry-to-lgbtq-people-book-review-still-time-to-care-by-greg-johnson-zondervan-2021/