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Pink God and Gay Jesus come to the defense of local pastor
God is Not Frocked?
The Rev. Dr. Caleb J. Lines, flanked by two persons of the Most Holy Trinity while spreading the super-good news via TikTok. “The Holy Spirit was there as well,” attests Lines, “but you can’t see him because he was moving within me.”
Progressive Christian pastor Caleb J. Lines, Senior Minister at University Christian Church in San Diego, gained national attention recently for his proclamation that “Drag is holy” on social media. Some conservative Christians objected to the message, but Lines was quick to note that many such people have the unfortunate tendency to “make God in their own image,” and that God was definitely on his side in this case.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Pink God and Gay Jesus come to the defense of local pastor
God is Not Frocked?
Pink God and Gay Jesus come to the defense of local pastor
God is Not Frocked?
The Rev. Dr. Caleb J. Lines, flanked by two persons of the Most Holy Trinity while spreading the super-good news via TikTok. “The Holy Spirit was there as well,” attests Lines, “but you can’t see him because he was moving within me.”
Progressive Christian pastor Caleb J. Lines, Senior Minister at University Christian Church in San Diego, gained national attention recently for his proclamation that “Drag is holy” on social media. Some conservative Christians objected to the message, but Lines was quick to note that many such people have the unfortunate tendency to “make God in their own image,” and that God was definitely on his side in this case.
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