Some people have misrepresented the causes of homosexuality as a pre-determined, biological condition. Others mistakenly believe people choose to be homosexuals. We will examine how homosexuality develops and illustrate this from personal experience.

We take a powerful, straightforward look at what the Bible says about sexuality and homosexuality, what God offers to people struggling with sexuality (including homosexuality) and how God wants the church to respond.

This question often has many different meanings. And there is a lot of confusion and misinformation about this question. Ultimately change is about a relationship with Jesus Christ and a resolution to live in congruence with biblical teaching on sexuality. We discuss the kinds of changes that are possible and how this brings hope into the lives of people (including those who have been told there is no hope for them because they cannot change).

Finding out that a child, spouse, relative or friend is homosexual can bring a complex combination of emotions including grief, shame, and guilt. And you may be 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.

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.

We recognize that youth today face an enormous amount of confusion and ambiguity surrounding their sexual identity that can include dealing with such issues as homosexuality, bisexuality and transgenderism. Exodus is committed to equipping and encouraging Christian youth to live a life consistent with biblical truth, successfully dealing with the pressures of society and the struggles they have within. We want youth to know that they don’t have to pursue a gay life and that there are many men and women who have chosen not to follow their same-sex attractions, but to live in accordance with something that supersedes emotion and passion — a life-giving relationship with Jesus Christ. We also discuss what parents, teachers, churches and youth leaders can do to help students who are struggling with the roots of homosexuality.