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Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 3

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 3

Any effort to uproot homosexuality which does focus on the emotional roots of this evil desire will fail. The counselee must focus on his/her feelings in order to understand what causes homosexual attraction. Once these painful emotions are identified and the sinful reactions they gave rise to are acknowledged, the counselee can begin to do…

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality- Part 4

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality- Part 4

Homosexuality is much more than an erotic attraction to the same sex. It is a complicated and recurring syndrome of emotional reactions, twisted thinking, false concepts of self and God. It begins with the child’s ungodly reaction to pain and continues in subsequent years as that growing child continues to choose sinful behavior in an…

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 5

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 5

Gary is the youngest of four children. His father was an Italian-American longshoreman who worked hard to provide for his family. He married Gary’s mother, a native of Puerto Rico, even though his family wanted him to marry an Italian girl. Unfortunately, Gary’s mother never felt accepted by her husband’s family and this caused tension…

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 6

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 6

Homosexual desires are often rooted in a deep-seated case against God. Hot emotions such as anger, disappointment, confusion, or fear are stored from painful situations in childhood. From the pain the person questions why God permitted such things to happen. Many feel frustrated that God seemed to ignore their prayers and did just what He…

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 7

Working The Emotional Roots Of Homosexuality – Part 7

Many people with homosexual desire have settled for things as they seem to be. By this I mean that they have resigned themselves to “being” a certain way or to situations that just won’t change. They identify with their sin as though it were who they are. They speak of their failures, sin pattern, ungodly…