Building Bridges

This week Dan and Jo are joined again by Catalina from the Connected Adventist Podcast.

At the end of last week's episode they confronted the elephant in the room; their differing convictions on the subject of sexuality.

They now take the time to reflect on how they can agree to disagree and yet be able to grow together and bless each other.

In a world that has become so polarised, how do we build bridges? How do we connect with people who believe and live differently to us? Can we find common ground?

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Facebook: @Enoughroompodact

Twitter: @EnoughRoomhere

or via their website: enoughroom.captivate.fm

or email: enough.room@4hg.com.au

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About the Podcast

Enough Room

We are a gay Christian Adventist couple who believe that there is enough room for all in the family of God, no matter what our differences may be. We share stories and voices you may not always hear within our churches. We pray this creates positive conversations of hope and we pray that you may find a place here to be known, to be loved and to be...

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About your hosts

Daniel Laredo

As a fourth generation Adventist, Daniel has never known life outside the church. He has a Bachelor's degree in music, biblical languages and media production. With much prayer and study, Daniel came to an affirming theological perspective after years of involvement with change ministries. He hopes to encourage others who are on their own journey of discovering their identity in Christ.

Jokatama Prasad

Born and raised in the church, Jo never expected to find himself being pushed out by it. While Jo’s journey of self acceptance and a search for belonging has been challenging, it led him to find a loving God who was far greater than the sum of his painful experiences and hurt and a return to the church of his childhood. He hopes that all will be able to experience, as he has, a love that not only transforms them but also changes the way they see others.