Christianity Today

What a powerful testimony/story which is so much better than any debate or argument. A changed life is the best advertizement for the power of faith. I hope she keeps writing as she has such a gift. So glad I heard her on the radio on 'understanding the times' yesterday.

My comment is to Kimberly Knight who describes herself as "a lesbian who also had a radical transformation because of faith in Jesus." I went to your blog on patheos and learned that your "radical transformation" is of a different variety than our subject author's-- as you state there that you are currently in a committed lesbian relationship. i think it was a little bit misleading of you to imply that your "transformation" was in any way similar to Rosaria's when it bears so little resemblance to hers. I, for one, was disappointed when I saw the truth on your blog. I have lots of close gay and lesbian friends. I also know a few who have renounced that life and are living and walking a straight life with Jesus. You implied you were someone like the latter group. I'm curious about why you chose to describe yourself in that way here and in a different way over at patheos.

Thank you for your beautiful testimony.

It is a wonderful testimony. I wish many would be able to have access to this article. This article is a the evidence that the power of God's word is so true and it will never lose its power on those who read with sincere heart. It does't matter whether someone believes in the inspiration of the Bible or not. The fact remains that the Bible has power to change those who read it with sincere heart to repent. Transformed lives are proof that the Bible is the Word of God. Another subject that was discussed in this week's issue is that California Moves To Pass First State Ban of Gay Conversion Therapy. Who cares? Of course some professional therapists are running away from practice. Rosaria Champagne Butterfield's testimony is a convincing and powerful evidence of the power of the Holy Spirit's working in and through humble servants of God who are not condemning but always seeking those who are lost. Thank God for everyone who are involved in this poweful and beautiful story.

I opted out in favor of maintaining a relationship with God in 1976. Yes there are many of us. I should just add that deciding against Jesus Christ is a fatal error. Don't believe it? Fine: but keep your honesty and you will change your mind.