My friend is gay

You want to share the gospel with your gay friend, but you don't want to be insensitive. You want to help a friend who is unsure of their sexual identity, and you don't want to mess up and ruin everything.

With real-life stories and the Bible in hand, Alex Tylee explains the importance of knowing what God thinks about homosexuality and loving our gay friends. And from there, building bridges between them and the gospel, a gospel that offers an identity, a love, and a hope that nothing and no one in this world can give.

The author asks the following questions:

Does God love gay people? Why does it seem harder to share the gospel with gay people? What should I do if a friend of mine is in a homosexual relationship? The answers in this book will help young people, families, and the church in general bring God's love to a much-neglected mission field.

"I have read many books about homosexuality, but none with the emotion and clarity that Alex Tylee possesses, speaking honestly about her lesbian attraction and how Scripture condemns this practice. This is a realistic testimony about the struggle against temptation and what can be expected from the Christian experience when one has that orientation. Her words make us rediscover the value of friendship and the family of faith. They show us the power of the hope we have in Christ and help us understand that our identity does not depend on our sexuality, but on a loving relationship with an eternal Father, who offers us greater satisfaction than we can imagine if we follow the path His Word teaches us." José de Segovia (President of the Theology Commission of the Spanish Evangelical Alliance).