Description

Why Do Some People Think They Are Gay? addresses difficult questions of sexual identity, shame, purpose, and belonging through a distinctly biblical lens. Written for readers who feel different, confused, or deeply burdened by questions they may not know how to ask out loud, the book offers spiritual reflection, personal challenge, and a message centered on God’s love, design, and calling.

With direct language and a pastoral tone, this book speaks to those searching for answers amid pain, loneliness, or inner conflict. Whether for personal reading or for someone trying to understand a loved one’s struggle, it presents the author’s faith-based perspective on identity, hope, and the possibility of living with purpose before God.