Dr. Juli Slattery

And so can I extend that same grace or compassion with somebody who loves Jesus but sees something very differently today?

And be curious about their story.

Be curious about what they've experienced that brought them to that place.

And there's a time to have the hard conversation.

There's a time to really sort these things out.

Can we do that as the letters in the New Testament keep telling us?

Like with all humility, with grace, with patience, with gentleness.

If we had these conversations with those character qualities, how different would they be?

Yeah, it does.

Or even just, you know, like, I'm like, man, how do we get people in a room who love Jesus and disagree on this stuff?

And put him first.

Yeah, or just gathering with people who keep reinforcing our own view.

Again, the criteria is they love Jesus.

They've given themselves to the Lord.

They come under the authority of Scripture.

Those are key.

But within that, what does it look like?

To some extent, Hannah, I feel like I get to do that on this podcast.

That's true.

It's like a year ago or so, I had both Christopher Yuan on and then Greg Coles, who really disagree about whether you should ever go by the label gay Christian.