Ruth Institute Podcast

James Parker often says that it is hard for the alcoholic to hear that there is a way out of alcoholism, or that It is hard for the drug addict to hear that there is a way out of narcotics. But there is freedom in being able to leave. The same is true of living a homosexual lifestyle, or living with gender dysphoria. And it isn't just people changing themselves, it is often God working within people to help them change. And that is why James is involved with True Identity.   Watch the full episode, uncut and uncensored here: https://theruthinstitute.locals.com/post/5891596/would-a-gay-man-in-a-committed-long-term-relationship-want-to-change   Since his conversion to Christ, James has served at every level of the Church: the Vatican, three cardinals, Bishops' Conferences, archdioceses and in parish life. He chaired the Christian charity More Than Gold - one of the world’s largest ecumenical initiatives which served the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Today, he travels internationally speaking about the seri