Dr. Juli Slattery

Yeah.

You know, Hannah, it's doctrine is very important.

You know, like when you read, I think it's in second Timothy where Paul is saying there'll be times in the end days where people warm themselves into homes and, you know, there'll be teachers that want to tickle itching ears and,

And Paul called out heretics, and he called out people that were teaching a false gospel, and he called out people that were using the gospel for personal gain.

And now he had an authority that we don't have.

But I do think we've got to take seriously that there are wolves in every flock.

There are people who want to draw people away from the true faith.

And we're told to be alert and to contend for the faith.

And so, yeah, all that is true.

And it's true within the space of sexuality.

You know that, like, you know how passionate I am about that.

And we need to have those conversations.

And there really are, when we have divergent views on some things, it really is a break fellowship situation.

You know, if somebody says, oh, I believe God created us to have sex with whoever we want to have sex with and whatever,

You know, like it's all about satisfying your own desires.

I'm like, okay, that's not biblical.

You're departing from truth.

But what I'm talking about, Hannah, is not those issues.

I'm talking about the nuance of how we walk this out.

You know, people that would say it's always wrong to use somebody's preferred name and pronoun.