"I never tried being a Gay Christian," David thought, maybe He could be both?
God dramatically delivered David Arthur from HIV/AIDS, Death, and a life of perversion. After years of faithful Christian ministry, some of David's old demons returned, and he stumbled and fell. David's fall led him into a season of "falling away," and many saw him and still see him as a disgraced Christian. Should a man like this be in ministry again? How far does the grace of God go? Does God permanently disqualify sinners from ministry? David's testimony is sure to give you hope and noost for faith in the power, love, and grace of God through Jesus Christ.
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