Exodus conferences typically present information about the following topics.
The Roots of Homosexuality
The media and others have misrepresented the causes of homosexuality as a pre-determined, biological condition. Others mistakenly believe people choose to be homosexuals. We will examine the true nature of how homosexuality develops and illustrate this from personal experience.
What Does the Bible Say?
We take a powerful, straightforward look at what the Bible says about homosexuality, the way God deals with people struggling with sexuality (including homosexuality) and how God wants the church to respond.
Is Change Really Possible?
The mistaken idea of being born with same-sex attractions leads to the idea that change is not possible. We discuss why change really is possible and how this brings hope into the lives of people who have been told there is no hope for them because they cannot change.
Someone I Love is Gay
Finding out that a child, spouse, relative or friend is homosexual can be an unwelcome surprise. You’re hit with a complex combination of emotions – grief, shame, guilt – and you are flooded with questions ranging from “Why?” to “What’s next?” We help you find the crucial balance between conviction and compassion in responding to or helping those who have embraced homosexuality.
Responding with Grace and Truth
Have you ever wondered what to say to someone who comes to you for help with confusion about homosexual feelings? We are people who have struggled with homosexuality and who have been involved in helping others. We share our experiences to help you as a church, pastor, mentor or caregiver to come alongside those affected by homosexuality with grace and truth.
Homosexuality & Youth
Music, media and the classroom all promote sexual freedom including homosexuality to young people. We can speak to youth about how they can deal with the pressures of the world around them and the struggles they have within. We can also explain what parents, teachers, churches and youth leaders can do to help students who are struggling with the roots of homosexuality.