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Recently, I felt convicted (again) about how I view others and myself. This time, it caught me by surprise. I was going about my day responding to people as if they are there for my enjoyment, especially people I don’t know. Am I attracted or not? Are they hot or not?...

Editor's Note: This article is a follow-up to Veronica's blog called "Trauma and Emotions". Give it a read too! Having a history of trauma leads to some predictable difficulties in life.  This post is to help you understand some of what’s needed to be able to move...

God, Theology and Sexual Expression So far in revisiting this series on the various facets of our sexual identity we’ve unpacked attractions, identity and labels. In this installment we’ll explore two more puzzle pieces of our sexuality. Where does our behavior and...

We thought you might like to know which of WGA’s blogs got the most views last year, so you can revisit them and/or take a look in case you missed them. First up, we’ve got an article by Mary Heathman called “My 4 Year-Old is Touching Himself Down There, What Do I...

The Christmas season is in full swing. For most, holidays bring families together, at least in proximity. These family visits can be wonderful. They can also be challenging, especially when a loved one chooses this time to come out as LGBTQ+. If you are struggling and...

Dear WGA Friends, Greetings to you all; all of you are so very important to us personally and to the vitality of the work here at Where Grace Abounds.  We are so grateful for your prayers and investment in our ministry!  As I write this letter and think about the past...

"Look! The virgin will conceive and bear a son, and they will call him Immanuel," which means "God with us" (Matt. 1:23). Mind renewal, or neuroplasticity, is a spiritual as well as a mental and physical phenomenon. Perhaps this is why many of us think about it in...

Thanksgiving week is one I always love. I enjoy having a holiday that reminds me to slow down and remember the many blessings I have been given. Gratitude is so easily lost in the busy-ness of life. Will you pause with me this week and reflect? I'd love to hear some...

There’s a song that’s popular on Christian radio called “Symphony.” A friend and I recently argued about the song being overplayed, and our banter caused me to pause and listen deeply to the words. A more intentional listen to the song prompted memories of the 7 years...

Jeffrey Epstein is in the news again, or still and again to be precise. Notoriety and intrigue follow the accused pedophile even after his “alleged suicide,” or “alleged murder,” (depending on whether you trust the forensic professional who did the autopsy or place...