Allie Beth Stuckey

You felt like a uterus made you more of a woman and you thought that it would feel better if you could be closer to what a man is like.

If you could go back and you could tell your five-year-ago self the truth, what would you say?

Yeah.

Um, I would love for you to kind of talk about the balance between loving someone, showing up with them, welcoming them, just saying, look, I'm glad you're here.

And also speaking truth because you have this wonderful platform where you share your testimony, but you're also speaking the truth.

Like you're talking the truth about the lie of transgenderism, the deception there, the false promises that are presented there, um,

And so you and I both agree in that there is value and just saying, Hey, this is how it is.

This is what God has for you and your body and your identity.

This is what the world has.

God's ways are better.

But at the same time, you know, you talked about going to church and where people weren't really pressing that issue with you.

They were just loving you and accepting you.

So can you talk about like how you navigate with all of your experiences doing both speaking the truth and love, but also just loving someone where they are?

Yeah.

Wow.

And what is the restoration of the relationship with your parents been like in the midst of all of this?

And you were passionate as we talked about, about things like abortion and has the Lord also changed your heart on issues like that?

Yeah.

Wow.

Haley, thank you so much for just your vulnerability and for sharing your story with us and praise God.