This is a Lecture by D.L. Day lamenting the devaluation of sacrifice in our society and the shortsighted cut in contributions to a civilized society.

The lecture took place at St Andrews Church in 2025.

This episode features a lecture by D.L. Day, given at the University of Texas in the mid 80s. Day was heavily involved in ministry to persons with AIDS and the nurses were at a teaching hospital working with AIDS patients.

The comments offer some rare and powerful insight into the struggles and discoveries of dealing with AIDS during the height of the plague in the U.S.

To date, some 42-million people have died with AIDS. The episode gives a glimpse at the LGBTQ and pastoral community history of dealing with the crisis.

Runtime - 13:55

This is the second episode of an interview with Reverend

The discussion takes a look at generational differences in challenges posed by a new wave of official oppressive policy in the United States.

This Episode of the podcast features an interview with Reverend Scottie Shelton. She is minister at a church in a small town in the Southwestern United States.

Her church is LGBTQ affirming and Rev. Shelton was

This program covers the struggles that occurred to win the

This is a rather shocking look at dramatic changes in

Running time 23:55

The host of the podcast "A People's Theology," Mason Mennenga continues our conversation about the use and misuse of theology. We discuss the opportunities for finding a path of reconstruction of wounded faith and the promise of renewal for those who leave an abusive religious past.

Our guest Mason Mennenga is a popular internet presence and podcaster. He is host of the podcast "A People's Theology." We might call Mason a survivor of "Purity Culture," and he describes for us his journey of deconstruction and reconstruction of his faith.

This episode features an interview with an LGBTQ minister who worked for over two decades to overcome prejudice and become ordained in the Presbyterian Church. Reverend Babs Miller tells the story of being an out Lesbian who pursued her calling to ministry despite the attempts to block diversity and inclusion in the ministerial ranks. Rev. Miller is Minister at Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church in the Austin, Texas area.

In this episode author D.L. Day discusses a section from his book How the Clergy Lied: A Journalist's Academic Report on LGBTQ and Christianity.

The section under discussion deals with the fact that there is a massive section of the earth where the people are not exposed to the Christian message and have not been for centuries. Under fundamentalists doctrine, it can probably be assumed trillions in this geographic area have gone to hell without ever knowing about Christian atonement.

Day explores this curiosity along with strange outcomes of the doctrine of Original Sin and fundamentalist narrowing of salvation opportunity.

Guest, Dr Toby Johnson, PhD is a psychologist and a former monk. He has an enormous amount of history in LGBTQ psychological and spiritual experience.

This program explores whether there is a Gay Spirituality. We also look at the impacts on the longstanding traditional LGBTQ of a sweeping gender paradigm shift and the fact that even some older LGBTQ people may be gobsmacked by its implications. (One might hear in this program generational terms like "gay culture" and "homosexual." is is a reflection of the history being discussed.)