Nate Collins
Biography
Nate Collins earned a PhD from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where Collins previously served as instructor of New Testament Interpretation. Collins has served as a partner associate at The Sight Ministry in Nashville, Tennessee. Collins wrote All But Invisible (2017).
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Men
“Beyond the Battle is a rare combination of heavy-hitting truth, compassionate care, and helpful strategy. Whether married or single, straight or nonstraight, young or old, men will find much food for their souls on the journey to live chaste lives before God our Father.”
Does the Bible Support Same-Sex Marriage?
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“In this important new resource, Preston Sprinkle addresses common objections many have regarding historic Christian teaching about sexuality in a winsome, compassionate, and even disarming manner. Unlike similar books, however, Sprinkle’s deep affirmation of the humanity and dignity of LGBTQ+ people permeates his reflections. Christians who adopt a posture like Sprinkle’s in this discussion will not only be more faithful to Scripture, but they will also be more like Jesus.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Every so often a book comes along of such consequence that it has the potential to reshape the discourse of its subject matter. Still Time to Care is such a book, and I pray that it revolutionizes the evangelical conversation about gay people and the history of the pastoral care we have received in the North American church. Combining careful attention to historical detail with incisive analysis of cultural Christianity, Johnson tells the tragic story of how ex-gay theology invaded the worldview of evangelical Christians, laying the foundation for decades of systemic pastoral malpractice. Johnson exposes the theological rot at the core of ex-gay theology, while also identifying the ways it continues to shape evangelical discourse today about gay people and our experience. And as if that were not enough, Johnson draws on his decades-long experience as a faithful pastor to chart a positive path forward so that all of us can grow together to become more like Jesus. Still Time to Care is a necessary, challenging, and deeply hopeful contribution to the ongoing conversation about the church and gay people.”
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