Man Hating Lesbian to Christian? Christie May Jesse on the Dr. J Show

00:00 - Introduction
03:17 - Christie and the Bible Study Group
09:26 - Athlete Abuse
16:21 - Childhood Trauma & Placing it before Jesus Christ
DIVORCE
26:08 - The Divorce & Losing My Femininity
29:37 - Forgiving & Being Motivated to be Straight
32:37 - Parentalizing the Child
Don't Wait until Someone Apologies to Forgive them
36:18 - Laying it all down Before Jesus & Receiving His Healing
40:03 - Pain Relief in the Arms of the Same-Sex
46:38 - Next Week's Interview Teaser

In the 1980’s, Christie went to Stanford as a man-hating, open lesbian. Her rowing coach was an avowed Christian, and a conflict was pretty much inevitable. Christie decided that she would only provoke her coach a little and jokingly asked if she knew of any good bible study groups. Her coach cheerfully obliged. When she knocked on the door for the study group, she was met by another girl who asked her, “Are you a man hater like the rest of us?” That question set Christie on a year’s long quest to deal with her same-sex attraction, the deeper roots of it, the abuse she endured, and even the misogynist atmosphere she was raised in.

Christie May Jesse graduated from Stanford University, while attending on a rowing scholarship. While there she connected with an all female bible study group struggling with their same-sex attractions. That began her journey away from a lesbian identity and towards Christ. Today she has been married for 18 years and works with Desert Stream Ministries, working with those on the path to freedom from sexual and relational brokenness. She also teaches high school classes on biblical sexuality to both the students and their parents.

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[FlintMaskRadio]

“God creates the world that we need to see Him.” What a beautiful phrasing at 5:56

[BonnieMotha-fpjr]

Thanks Soo much for this programme😢😢IWas divorced, lost our house had move around with my kids and grand children ...up to now I'm 64 it's only now things are shaping up....I'm asking for prayers my 3 children grownup BUT this demon of divorce affects them relationships ends...girls are damps...boys are disappointed/hurt bygirlfriends😢😢😢thanks again I will keep in touch I thank God I never remarried coz iwhought of my children suffered emotionally and socially🙏🙏

[anng.]

Christie's testimony about forgiveness is so important! (29:24)

[bobhope]

………. It’s freaking hilarious that this popped up on my phone…….. I am a victim of this

[notinterested]

Eventually you grew up and realised you were hating the most important part of yourself.

[cliffordnewell]

I remember Christie May's previous testimony very well because it was so remarkable. Thank you so much for having her on your program.

[ambrosekatz]

This is what God can do.Praise the Lord

[renniedowlath]

Soo. Blest to hear Ur beautiful testimony may God bless n use U more

[traditionalgirl]

Good stuff! Down-to-earth, kind, insightful.
Of course, it makes me wonder if my “lesbian” daughter was ever sexually abused during her many years in sports. 😔

[ambrosekatz]

What a great testimony what God can.there is nothing too hard for God.There million that is caught in the bondage of Satan.Please bring healing please deliver them

[dereklee]

Pray God change is possible I always say change is possible

[apathyreview]

Funny how you stated claims of your channel and company is The spread love yet all you do is spread hate.

[ANM-xion]

❤Makamxolele kuthethwe uphukanekile andazi ndibona ut

[rosemaryblazeby]

Obe might like to be a lazy thief but he cannot expect a free ride he has to change his ways and fit in The Bible says no to gayism. Same principle applies