Podcast appearances and mentions of peter ould

In light of the recent Church of England debates on gay marriage this archive show from 2013 titled "A Different Kind of Coming Out" saw Justin meet three evangelical church leaders who talked about their struggle with same-sex attraction and why they decided to choose celibacy, or being 'post-gay'. It was followed by a studio discussion between Anglican blogger Peter Ould and Savi Hensman of the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement in light of the programme.   • Subscribe to the Unbelievable? podcast: https://pod.link/267142101 • More shows, free eBook & newsletter: https://premierunbelievable.com • For live events: http://www.unbelievable.live • For online learning: https://www.premierunbelievable.com/training • Support us in the USA: http://www.premierinsight.org/unbelievableshow • Support us in the rest of the world: https://www.premierunbelievable.com/donate

The team discuss how we should we respond when we get invited to a gay wedding and whether it makes a difference if the couple are Christians. They also ponder whether this is something that Christians can agree to disagree on, how we can communicate our decision to the couple, and some of the missional considerations.Resources mentioned and relatedShould I Go to a Gay Wedding? Anne WittonWhat's Wrong With a Permanent, Faithful, Stable Same-Sex Sexual Relationship? Ed ShawShould a Christian Wear a Rainbow Lanyard? Ed ShawShould I attend a Gay Wedding? Phil BarnettShould I Attend the Wedding of a Gay Friend or Family Member? Peter Ould, Eve Tushnet, Lisa Severine Nolland and Sherif Girgis

On this show we interview consultant statistician and ordained Church of England priest Peter Ould. Peter shares his rich theological journey into what it means to be human and what it means to be male, as well as what his biblical research has uncovered about the meaning behind God's proscriptions for sexual behaviour. We look at how Peter sees a deliberate refusal to enter a same sex sexual relationship as an act of worship.We also discuss human identity, idolatry of relationships, ways of describing sexual orientation and research into the fluidity of sexuality.Resources mentionedPeter's storyCan Your Sexuality Change? Peter OuldPeter's blog Does Living Out Support ‘Gay Cure' or ‘Reparative Therapy'? Ed ShawMy God is Real David Watson

Beryl Polden and Peter Timothy Cooper take on the difficult issue of homosexuality, suicided and inclusiveness. Lizzie Lowe, it is reported, took her own life, committed suicide, as she could not take the reaction that she imagined would come from her conservative evangelical church on learning that she was homosexual, a lesbian, a girl with same sex attraction. But was this in any way true? Peter Ould in a recent article stated that there are five key facts that we should all be aware of before accepting at face value the narrative being propagated around Lizzie Lowe's death. Here is the article referred to here: https://www.psephizo.com/sexuality-2/tragedy-sexuality-and-speaking-the-truth/

Beryl Polden and Peter Timothy Cooper take on the difficult issue of homosexuality, suicided and inclusiveness. Lizzie Lowe, it is reported, took her own life, committed suicide, as she could not take the reaction that she imagined would come from her conservative evangelical church on learning that she was homosexual, a lesbian, a girl with same sex attraction. But was this in any way true? Peter Ould in a recent article stated that there are five key facts that we should all be aware of before accepting at face value the narrative being propagated around Lizzie Lowe’s death. Here is the article referred to here: https://www.psephizo.com/sexuality-2/tragedy-sexuality-and-speaking-the-truth/

Beryl Polden and Peter Timothy Cooper take on the difficult issue of homosexuality, suicided and inclusiveness. Lizzie Lowe, it is reported, took her own life, committed suicide, as she could not take the reaction that she imagined would come from her conservative evangelical church on learning that she was homosexual, a lesbian, a girl with same sex attraction. But was this in any way true? Peter Ould in a recent article stated that there are five key facts that we should all be aware of before accepting at face value the narrative being propagated around Lizzie Lowe’s death.Here is the article referred to here: https://www.psephizo.com/sexuality-2/tragedy-sexuality-and-speaking-the-truth/

Beryl Polden and Peter Timothy Cooper take on the difficult issue of homosexuality, suicided and inclusiveness. Lizzie Lowe, it is reported, took her own life, committed suicide, as she could not take the reaction that she imagined would come from her conservative evangelical church on learning that she was homosexual, a lesbian, a girl with same sex attraction. But was this in any way true? Peter Ould in a recent article stated that there are five key facts that we should all be aware of before accepting at face value the narrative being propagated around Lizzie Lowe’s death.Here is the article referred to here: https://www.psephizo.com/sexuality-2/tragedy-sexuality-and-speaking-the-truth/

On today's podcast, Glen shares his thoughts on cultural appropriation, as well as speaking to Peter Ould regarding his thoughts on the Alfie Evans case.Support the show

Peter Ould is a highly regarded commentator on issues of the Church and sexual identity, broadcasting on the BBC and other national and international stations. Glen Scrivener talks to Peter about sex and sexuality when talking to people about Jesus.You can get in touch with Peter on Twitter, or see his website.Other  relevant episodes of the Evangelist's Podcast:Engaging with Hot Topics: Homosexuality - SLP52Big Questions: Sex & Sexuality - SLP11Support the show

Is the universe that produced us just a result of a chance roll of the cosmic dice? Justin Brierley, presenter of the apologetics debate show Unbelievable? explains why his dice (yes we know it should be 'die' really) proves otherwise. With thanks to Peter Ould for help with the maths. For more debates, resources and articles making the case for Christianity visit www.premierchristianradio.com/unbelievable

A special radio feature titled "A Different Kind of Coming Out" sees Justin meet three evangelical church leaders who talk about their struggle with same-sex attraction and why they've decided to choose celibacy, or being 'post-gay'. For the Christianity Magazine interview by Justin click here. Justin is joined by Anglican blogger Peter Ould and Savi Hensman of the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement to discuss the programme. For more faith debates visit www.premier.org.uk/unbelievable Join the conversation via Facebook and Twitter For Peter Ould http://www.peter-ould.net/ For Savi Hensman http://www.lgcm.org.uk Get the MP3 podcast of Unbelievable? http://ondemand.premier.org.uk/unbelievable/AudioFeed.aspx or Via Itunes You may also enjoy: Unbelievable? 19th January 2013 - Steve Chalke on his new gay affirming stance