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On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast, Hank interviews Joe Dallas on his article in the Christian Research Journal , “The Bully Pulpit: When Gay Teens Commit Suicide, Are Preachers to Blame?”

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (07/20/26), Hank dedicates the broadcast to addressing suicides among homosexual teens. Joe Dallas joins Hank to discuss this topic and his article in the Christian Research Journal, “The Bully Pulpit: When Gay Teens Commit Suicide, Are Preachers to Blame?” Hank and Joe answer the following questions: My college-aged child is homosexual. How to address the homosexual issue with him? Anne - Canton, OH (9:00) How do we stand in the gap for our impressionable young ones who are being influenced by a free-for-all culture? Mark - Midwest, MO (21:00)

On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (07/16/26), Hank interviews Joe Dallas on his article in the Christian Research Journal , “The Bully Pulpit: When Gay Teens Commit Suicide, Are Preachers to Blame?”

"Conversion therapy" is one of the most controversial—and misunderstood—terms in today's culture. The media portrays it as inherently harmful, while lawmakers increasingly use the term to justify restrictions on counseling related to sexuality and gender identity. But what exactly qualifies as conversion therapy? Are all forms of counseling in this category abusive? And what are the implications for religious liberty when governments begin regulating conversations about biblical sexuality? In this episode, I talk with counselor, author, and speaker Joe Dallas, who has spent nearly 40 years helping individuals and families navigate questions related to same-sex attraction and Christian faith. Topics include: • Joe's personal journey with homosexuality • Five things parents can do right when a child says, "I'm gay" • What "conversion therapy" actually means—and why definitions matter • Harmful practices Christians should reject • What legitimate biblical counseling looks like • Why 23 states have banned forms of counseling for minors • The recent Supreme Court case involving Colorado's conversion therapy ban • The difference between changing behavior and changing attractions • How Christians can balance conviction, compassion, truth, and freedom In a culture that often reduces complex issues to slogans, this conversation brings much-needed nuance, clarity, and biblical perspective. Learn more about Joe, his work, and his many resources at joedallas.com. If you found this episode helpful, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share.

In this episode of Thoughtful Christianity, Dr. Corey Miller speaks with Joe Dallas, a former gay pastor. Joe shares his story, as he outlines the steps he took to come to know Christ and to seek holiness. Mr. Dallas' experience and his published works on sexuality make him an invaluable resource for those struggling with homosexual thoughts, but still are searching for truth. For more info about ratiochristi, visit ratiochristi.org For more info on Joe Dallas, visit his website: joedallas.com #homosexuality #christiansexuality #lgbtchristian 0:05 Introduction 2:05 Joe's Story 8:33 Pro-Gay Theology 13:33 Dealing with Desire 21:54 Genetics and Homosexuality 27:06 Intuition vs. Cultural Pressure 30:20 Defining Tolerance 32:32 Preoccupied with Homosexuality? 34:40 Counseling Those Who Struggle 38:18 When a Family Member "Comes Out" 41:30 Conclusion

What is cancel culture and why is it so prevalent today? How should Christians respond to the phenomenon of canceling people? In this bonus episode, Sean interviews Joe Dallas about his latest book Christians In A Cancel Culture . This episode was recorded on Sean's YouTube channel, which is in partnership with the Biola Apologetics program. Joe Dallas is an author, speaker, and pastoral counselor who conducts seminars nationwide. He is the founder of Genesis Biblical Solutions in Tustin, California, and has written six books on human sexuality from a Christian perspective. His articles have been featured in Christianity Today magazine and the Journal of Psychology and Christianity, and he is a regular contributor to the Christian Research Journal. Read a transcript of this episode at: https://www.biola.edu/blogs/think-biblically/2022/bonus-christians-in-a-cancel-culture ========== Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith and Culture is a podcast from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University , which offers degrees both online and on campus in Southern California. Find all episodes of Think Biblically at: https://www.biola.edu/think-biblically . To submit comments, ask questions, or make suggestions on issues you'd like us to cover or guests you'd like us to have on the podcast, email us at thinkbiblically@biola.edu .

My guest today is Joe Dallas. Joe Dallas is an author and Biblical counselor who has ministered to people dealing with relational and sexual issues for over 30 years. He has authored 9 books and is th

Send us Fan Mail Today the guys are talking with Joe Dallas about his new book Christians in a Cancel Culture. Joe Dallas is an author, conference speaker, and ordained pastoral counselor. He directs a Biblical counseling ministry for those dealing with sexual and relational problems. He is the author of the daily blog Joe Dallas Online and a contributing writer for The Christian Research Journal, and his articles have appeared in Christianity Today,(cover story June 1993) The Journal of Christian Healing, and The Southern California Christian Times. His work has been featured in The Los Angeles Times, Moody Monthly, New Man Magazine, and The Boston Globe. Today's coffee is from Orange Cat Coffee Co. we are drinking the Creme Bruelee flavor and it's so good Ryan doesn't need creamer. They are located in Lewiston NY. Support the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joe Dallas joins Dr Mike Spaulding on this episode of Dr Mike Live to discuss his new book Christians in a Cancel Culture. Joe and Mike discuss why it's a must for Christians to be able to defend their faith, as well as how to effectively do so.

Support The Becket Cook Show on Patreon!In today's episode, Becket interviews Joe Dallas about his new book "Christians in a Cancel Culture." How should we live as Christians and aliens in this world? How do we navigate the current insanity of our culture? How do we choose between faithfulness to Gods Word and potentially compromising his Word? How are we to be light and salt in this fallen world? Joe Dallas gives us amazing insight into these questions?Buy "Christians in a Cancel Culture"Joe Dallas' websiteThe Becket Cook Show Ep. 42WATCH THIS EPISODE OF THE BECKET COOK SHOW ON YouTubeWANT TO DONATE TO BECKET'S MINISTRY?PayPalVenmo: @Becket-CookWANT MORE?Buy Becket Cook's book about his dramatic conversion from gay atheist to born-again Christian: "A Change of Affection: A Gay Man's Incredible Story of Redemption" HERESTAY CONNECTED:TwitterInstagramFacebook www.becketcook.comSupport the show ( https://www.patreon.com/thebecketcookshow) Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us .

Joe Dallas rightly dubs cancel culture a spreading madness–a virus of twisted thinking. Belief in the normalcy of the male-female sexual union is viewed as homophobic, the immutable nature of our assigned sex, transphobic, and the value of the unborn, misogynistic. The dam has burst, submerging basic Christian morality and ethics. Joe Dallas joins Hank Hanegraaff to discuss his new book, Christians in a Cancel Culture, in which he uses his decades of wisdom as a counselor to guide Christians on how to have difficult discussions on issues such as abortion, homosexuality, race and transgenderism by using biblical discernment while wielding our Christian convictions with a gavel of grace. For more information, please click here. https://www.equip.org/product/cri-resource-cri2109hup Please click here to see a review Joe Dallas did of the Netflix's documentary, Pray Away. https://www.equip.org/article/whoever-said-you-can-pray-the-gay-away-a-film-review-of-netflixs-pray-away/ Topics discussed include: Why Christians should be concerned with cancel culture (3:45); are some churches too concerned with pleasing the culture? (6:10); when it comes to biblical truth many Christians are either holding the right position with the wrong attitude or the wrong position in an effort to appease the culture (7:35); why cancel culture is more similar to a virus than a revolution (12:30); what exactly is cancel culture? (16:10); committing violence in the name of social justice (18:10); are Christians dangerous to society? (22:30); Christians must view persecution from an eternal perspective (29:15); the rise of identity politics and expanded government (33:45); why would society want to silence Christians? (37:35); if abortion is always evil, why do many Christians have abortion fatigue? (46:00); is Roe v. Wade a settled issue? (50:30); is abortion strictly a women’s issue? (55:10); why are so many Christians embracing homosexuality (58:55); the Netflix documentary Pray Away (1:01:10); will society soon control what the church can and cannot say and do? (1:09:30); the roots of Critical Race Theory (1:14:55); will social justice lead to tyranny? (1:21:45); the rapid rise of the transgender movement (1:26:30); is cancel culture a new religion? (1:35:00); the pretty poison of progressive Christianity promoted by leaders like Rob Bell (1:36:20); will Christians soon lose their religious liberty and be censored? (1:37:55). Listen to Hank’s podcast and follow Hank off the grid where he is joined by some of the brightest minds discussing topics you care about. Get equipped to be a cultural change agent. Archived episodes are on our Website and available at the additional channels listed below. You can help spread the word about Hank Unplugged by giving us a rating and review from the other channels we are listed on.

https://castimonia.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Castimonia-Purity-Podcast-Episode-82_-Interview-with-Joe-Dallas-–-The-Game-Plan.mp3 82 – Interview with Joe Dallas – The Game Plan Joe Dallas is an author, counselor, and speaker that is highly sought for his expertise in addiction recovery. He has his own story of struggling and finding healing in recovery. He now writes books, hosts conferences, and dedicates his time to helping others overcome sexual sin. In this episode , joe and Doug discuss ideas of “being Christian” even though we sin/have sinned greatly. Is that possible? Joe has deep knowledge of working through issues of Same Sex Attraction, so Doug and Joe discuss strategies for men to overcome that. Remember that you are not alone on this road of recovery…..for more information please email us at puritypodcast@castimonia.org . The post Castimonia Purity Podcast Episode 82: Interview with Joe Dallas – The Game Plan appeared first on CASTIMONIA .

With so many Christians capitulating to the culture, it has never been more important to understand issues of sexuality from a biblical perspective. Joe Dallas has been our lead expert on the subject at the Christian Research Institute for decades, and once again he joins Hank to discuss articles he has written for the Christian Research Journal about the Revoice Conference, the new film Boy Erased, and whether or not the United States is closer to a state-controlled church. The Bible isn’t shy about sex, leaving Christians without an excuse not to understand issues of sexuality and communicate a Christian perspective with conscience and conviction. Topics discussed include: how important is the issue of human sexuality to our culture? (3:00); is it intolerant and violent to hold traditional views of marriage and heterosexuality? (4:55); are issues of human sexuality leading to greater levels of “big brother” and government control? (7:40); why are so many Christians capitulating to the culture when it comes to issues of homosexuality and sexuality in general? (10:05); discussing the article by Joe Dallas, “Homosexuality and Modern Ministry,” as well as the ministry that Joe was once president of: Exodus International (12:00); is the church supposed to be offensive in the name of truth? (17:15); what is the Revoice Conference, and what is their mission? (18:35); discussing the question presented at the Revoice Conference: “What does queer culture (and specifically queer literature and theory) have to offer us who follow Christ? What queer treasure, honor, and glory will be brought into the New Jerusalem at the end of time? (Revelation 21:24-26)” (23:10); using language as a tool for progress, such as the moniker of “gay Christian,” making homosexuality and Christianity seem compatible (25:50); discussing the term spiritual friendship, as promoted at the Revoice Conference and in the book Spiritual Friendship: Finding Love in the Church as a Celibate Gay Christian (28:15); discussing sin and issues of human sexuality that affect all of us and the problem with putting a positive spin on sinful tendencies (31:25); the problem with people proclaiming that homosexuality is a gift from God (35:45); what is conversion therapy, and what is the problem with conversion therapy? (38:00); discussing the new film Boy Erased and whether Christians in general are being unfairly portrayed in Boy Erased (41:30); the new article in the Christian Research Journal titled “Solo Sex and the Christian,” discussing the sinful mindset of masturbation (46:10); why all transformation begins with repentance and obedience (52:35); the Bible isn’t shy about sex, so how can we as Christians be better at addressing issues of sexuality in the church and with our families? (56:40); an update on California House Bill AB-2943 and whether a state-controlled church is imminent in the United States (59:45); the great evil of pedophilia, and what it means when those who take the sacred name of Christ are involved in it (1:02:50); the sadness of how the controversies within the Catholic church are tarnishing the name of good Catholics and Christianity as a whole, as well as diminishing the good work being done by Catholics worldwide (1:04:55); Speaking of Homosexuality: Discussing the Issues with Kindness and Clarity by Joe Dallas (1:07:10); seeking the peace that passes all understanding through Christ (1:10:50); why Joe Dallas wrote The Game Plan: The Men's 30-Day Strategy for Attaining Sexual Integrity (1:16:20); the Sacrament of Confession and how it relates to issues of accountability in the church (1:18:30); and how pro-gay advocates misinterpret the Bible and revise the truth to fit their agenda (1:21:35).

Joe Dallas joins Hank for an emergency Hank Unplugged podcast to discuss California bill AB-2943, a bill making it illegal for Christians to provide biblically based counseling for those wanting to get help for unwanted same-sex attractions. Dallas is an ordained pastoral counselor and program director of Genesis Biblical Counseling in Tustin, California, which is a counseling ministry for men dealing with sexual addiction and other sexual/relational problems. The two discuss the dire implications this bill has on our society, whether the Sexual Revolution has led to the Censorship Revolution, and how this could lead to a state church and an underground church in America. This podcast is a must-listen dealing with a critical issue that all Christians should be concerned about. Topics discussed include: how should Christians be prepared to talk about controversial sexual issues? (3:00); California Bill AB-2943 criminalizing Christians providing biblically based counseling for those wanting help with unwanted same-sex attractions (7:45); is Bill AB-2943 unconstitutional, and does that even matter anymore? (12:25); rising levels of censorship by the state (15:45); how to respond to censorship of Christian beliefs (17:45); the need for healthy discipleship within the church to influence positive changes in society (20:30); as the state continues to censor organizations, will the church to rise to the occasion and help those wrestling with sexual problems? (25:15); the Sexual Revolution — then and now (27:00); did redefining marriage lead to redefining gender? What is next? (32:50); what will happen to society if we continue to make sexual distinctions arbitrary? (35:40); redefinition of marriage and the impact on children (41:00); a societal trend to appeal to emotion over reason (43:00); could this lead to a state church and an underground church in America? (45:50); Christians, Trump, and separating personality and policy in politics (50:30); “Impuritans” imposing totalitarian sexual views (53:15); has the Sexual Revolution led to the Censorship Revolution? (55:00); living with eternity in mind in the midst of persecution (59:00); remembering Elliot Miller (1:05:45); the three most important things for Christians to do today (1:07:25); California banning the books written by Joe Dallas (1:11:15); the powerful problem of pornography (1:14:00); a call to prayer and a call for wisdom (1:20:00).

The new Greg Berlanti directed film, starring Nick Robinson, is a teen romantic comedy in the vein of its John Hughes directed predecessors from the 1980s Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink. This time, though, the teenage search for romantic love involves the main characters gay identity. Will he come out of the closet? This film has been well received by movie critics and has earned an A plus rating from filmgoers. Should Christians see the film? How do parents respond if their kids ask to see the film? How do Christians engage with friends about the films world view? On this episode of the Postmodern Realities podcast, CHRISTIAN RESEARCH JOURNAL contributing writer Joe Dallas gives his insights into the film. To read the written review by Joe Dallas please go to our Website

This week, Joe Dallas, a hall-of-fame guest on the Bible Answer Man broadcast, joins Hank Hanegraaff on Hank Unplugged to discuss Christian perspectives on human sexuality and how to convey the heart of God while speaking the truth in love. Topics discussed include: Joe’s transition into and out of a gay lifestyle (8:00); the issue of gender fluidity and the fallacy of feelings as a legitimate basis for individuals to “speak things into existence” (21:00); cultural capitulation in the church (35:00); the impending sexual Tower of Babel that gender fluidity represents and the social confusion it causes (44:00); how to handle difficult questions about homosexuality and God’s will (49:00); the importance of Christians standing up for their convictions in the face of persecution (52:00); and ways Christians can reach, as opposed to repel, when it comes to issues of human sexuality (59:00).