Asked And Answered With Brian And Shay: February 2022

What this episode covers

Welcome to a brand new episode of The QueerTheology Podcast with your hosts Brian and Fr. Shay. If you are new to this podcast, welcome! If you’ve been a listener, thank you for your continued patronage. For 2022, we are switching up how we do our podcast! We’ll have several series throughout the year that includes a series on the Gospel of Mark, interviews with Jewish leaders, creating rituals for resistance, and so much more! So make sure that you tune in weekly. In addition to that good stuff, we’re going to have a Q & A episode every quarter. If you have a burning question, please send them over using the email below and you can also send them in as audio clips! Wouldn’t it be so fun and exciting to hear yourself on the podcast?! In this episode, we answered the following: “Could you do a podcast or write an article about “coming out” spiritually?” “Could I get some advice on better allyship as a straight passing bi?” “I realized I need to accept and embrace my own bisexual identity but it feels presumptuous for me to claim to participate in solidarity with LGBTQ people who face far more precarious circumstances than I’ve had to deal with.” “…I feel like I’m not worthy of the gifts because I am gay and live the leather lifestyle. Can you please shed some light on this struggle I’m having?” “When is it appropriate to ask and have this conversation about forgiveness?” “Can you tell me if this particular Bible/artist/etc. affirms queer folks?” Links mentioned: Get the free on-demand training: Fool-Proof Faith here Check the Queer Sacred Sites video here If you want to support the Patreon and help keep the podcast up and running, you can learn more and pledge your support at patreon.com/queertheology. If you’d like to be featured in future episodes, email your question or Bible passage suggestion to [email protected]. Image by: ​​Towfiqu barbhuiya The post Asked And Answered With Brian And Shay: February 2022 appeared first on Queer Theology.

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