From Lesbian to New Life

Emily Satterfield doesn’t exist, at least according to homosexual activists.

You see, Emily used to be a homosexual, but now she does not behave that way. Homosexual activists don’t just want people to believe that homosexuals can’t change, most insist vociferously that people cannot stop behaving in a homosexual manner. They don’t want other people to change, because they don’t (yet) want to change, and they recognize that if other people stop behaving the way they are, then that exposes the lie that they “can’t change” or that they were “born that way.”

Imagine if someone were to insist that drunks, or drug addicts, or problem gamblers, or serial adulterers could not change, but were instead “born that way” and were doomed to live the rest of their lives enslaved to these self-destructive and immoral behaviors.

Of course, you wouldn’t believe someone if they told you that about drunks, or drug addicts, or problem gamblers, or serial adulterers, would you? Why not? Because there has not been a concerted, widespread propaganda agenda to convince you otherwise like there has been concerning homosexual behavior.

Yet research has found that former homosexuals have a better recovery rate than former drunks and drug addicts.  That is especially enlightening for someone like me, who is a former drunk who has been dry for 23 years.

Changing one’s behavior from an immoral, self-destructive pattern to a healthy one isn’t easy.  It takes more than a mere casual desire to change; it requires a sincere determination to change, the support of others, and often needs professional help to get there. But change is possible.

While people can change on their own, and people can change with professional help, the best way to find lasting and real change is to surrender one’s life to their Creator.  God designed human beings and knows how we were intended to function.  God wants to restore us to the healthy path he originally intended for human beings, before sin intervened. Asking God for help, surrendering your life and will to him, and allowing him to change you is the best way to change from a pattern of destruction to a pattern of life.

Emily Satterfield is proof that change is possible for homosexuals.  And there are many, many, many other former homosexuals who have proven that people can change.

Don’t allow others to keep you enslaved to a dangerous, self-destructive behavior that keeps you separated from your Creator and the eternal life of peace that your Creator always intended for you. Believe that you can change, then seek out the help you need to make that change happen.

Emily Satterfield – January 11, 2015 from FBC Texarkana on Vimeo.

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Bob Ellis has been the owner of media company Dakota Voice, LLC since 2005. He is a 10-year U.S. Air Force veteran, a political reporter and commentator for the past decade, and has been involved in numerous election and public policy campaigns for over 20 years. He was a founding member and board member of the Tea Party groups Citizens for Liberty and the South Dakota Tea Party Alliance. He lives in Rapid City, South Dakota with his wife and two children.

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