HELP! I Kissed A Girl And I Liked It
A Biblical Strategy To Defeat Lesbianism That No One Saw Coming
In 2008, pop singer Katy Perry broke onto the scene with the highly controversial song, "I Kissed A Girl." The famous first line of the chorus was, "I kissed a girl and I liked it." Though the song itself did not contain any blatantly anti-biblical statements, the devil was in the details... Satan knew that if he could get women (and girls) to physically interact and enjoy it, he could tempt them to abandon men altogether - to embrace the lie of "Lesbianism."
Over the last 20 years, entire denominations, once founded on the heels of world-changing revivals, have revealed themselves to be apostate by conforming to the LGBT agenda. Millions of professing Christians now affirm the moral nature of sodomy, same-sex marriage, and transgender ideology; and while the genuine Church has done its job in standing against error and inviting confused sinners to embrace the gospel, I fear that the women tempted by lesbianism are not receiving adequate answers to their life-altering questions.
The Bible is clear about a lot of sexual sins, such as sodomy, adultery, incest, rape, etc., but curiously absent is an explicit reference to any physical interaction between females. Because of this, many women who have enjoyed arousing activities with a woman find themselves questioning the supposed immoral nature of their actions. Unbeknownst to them, at the other side of their reasonable inquiry is a devil looking to pull them away from the reason they were made.
In this first-of-its-kind book, J.D. Langton offers a strategic anchor of truth to Christian women searching for raw, unfiltered, biblical answers about their sexuality. It's the solution to lesbianism no one saw coming! (No, really, you'll be shocked when you find out what we've been missing...)
Expected 2029
