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Last day of Mermay and I realized I have 3 mermaid ocs I can draw! Lumi LeGrand the anglerfish, Quinn Tomah the capricorn, and Tasha Callan the lobs-taur.
Lumi is an adopt I got from Koru-ru and used as an rp character in Revoice. They're a deep sea merchant who comes up to the surface for trade, and they've got a great love of jewelry and other shiny things.
Quinn's an old oc. I'm a capricorn, so I wanted to design a capricorn oc, and he's what I made. Simple in design cause I made him over 10 years ago. Might redesign his tail someday.
Tasha is also an rp oc for Revoice, and I created her solely for the purpose of the lobs-taur pun (lobster centaur) lmao. She's actually based on a spiny lobster, which isn't a true lobster as they have no claws. She's an enchanter, imbuing objects with magic by drawing sigils on them.
Another #Revoice done. I am exhausted, as the most sleep Iâve had on any one night is about 4 hours. Average was 2-3. But that exhaustion is worth it, and also, for whatever reason, my body has mutated into being able to function for more than a day with minimal sleep. (A blessing of being in my 30s? Also, I guess I CAN raise a baby.) I am emotional, realizing the strengthening of my friendships and connections are not temporary or đś just a feeling đś but longer term, with permanence. I have teared up more with my goodbyes than on any of the last trips, which saysâŚsomething. Also, on this trip, there were new connections, most unexpected, all heartwarming. I am concerned over the coming weeks and months, wondering how people will handle the return to reality, how âlife be lifinââ. I am hopeful that people will have soft landings, that the burdens of life will not be as weighty, that the joys in the everyday would be more obvious. I am grateful for these people that Iâve met, who are as vibrant and varied as refracted light but come together as a harmonious, unified rainbow. The past year has many firsts, but this trip specifically had my first Korean spa experience as an adult, and I never knew that nakedness could be so safe. (And for the 8 of us, well, thereâs no turning back from it either!) Beyond all that, though, I see and feel the beauty in everyone, so unique, but with a solid through line intertwined with our hearts â our history, our hurt, our healing, our hope. I am in awe of my God who started this all one year ago. Who knew that so many âcoincidencesâ would lead to this? I certainly did not; I had more fears than expectations the first time I stepped foot into that Texas church. But taking steps can lead to new adventures, as Iâve learned. I am expectant, excited for the future. There will be ups and downs and sideways moments, and nothing will ever be perfect, but I know that there will be more growth, more healing, more love, more faith. And more grace, always more grace. And more trips my gosh! I am ready, but not ready, to go home. https://www.instagram.com/p/CjiuE2OpWLIeaAXtvpHTYSxTBbk85WAq6Xqphw0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Do any Side B people on here know why Revoice took down most of their old YouTube videos? There was one talk in particular by Johanna Finnegan about identity that I found especially helpful, both personally and in defending Side B/Revoice to straight Christians, and Iâm really disappointed that itâs gone.

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Join us for a conversation with Greg Coles, author of Single, Gay, Christian. We'll talk about his upcoming book, No Longer Strangers (releases Feb. 23), and about how it can encourage all Christians, but particularly those who are gay/same-sex-attracted. Our conversation will end with Q/A involving participants, so don't forget to sign-up today!
Date: Monday, Feb. 22, 2021
Time: 7:30â9 PM (EST)
(link above is to register/sign up)
Resources On LGBTQ+
Audio and Video
Rosaria Butterfieldâs Alternative To Revoice
Rosaria Butterfield: From Victim To Guest: Sexuality, Intersectionality, and Hospitality
AGR Audio: Rosaria ButterfieldâFrom Victim To Guest
Heidelcast 135: Calls About Bears, Corporate Repentance, Revoice, FV, And A Poll (UPDATED)
With Presbycast On Same-Sex Attraction, Side B, And Concupiscence
Audio: Bob Godfrey On How Christians Ought To Respond To Same-Sex Marriage
Articles
âHomosexualâ And âHomosexualityâ In The New Testament
All Welcome. No Exceptions.
Homosexual Desire Is Also Sin
Rosaria Butterfield: Believers Are Not Defined By Their Sins
Revoice, Nashville, And The Therapeutic Revolution
Gagnon: Revoice Is About Self-Affirmation Not Repentance
On Jesus, Assumptions, Temptation, And Speculation
It Was Not So From The Beginning: What Nature And Grace Teach Us About SSA
Gay Christians?
Same-Sex Attraction Is Not A Means of Grace
Therapy, Sin, and Shame
Is Persisting Sin Our Identity And May We Offer It To God?
May Churches In Oregon Be Sued For Refusing To Host LGBTQ Weddings? It Depends
Did God Make Mayor Pete Gay?
They Are Coming For Your Children
Christians To Be Made To Stop Calling Homosexuality Sin?
Presbyterians And Homosexuals Together: The Crisis Of Christ And Culture
The Michael Sam Case: Is Being Homosexual The Same As Being Black?
Rational Responses To Attacks From Advocates Of Homosexual Marriage
The Judgment Of An Apostolic Father On Homosexuality
Foucault: Homosexuality Is A Social Construct
Why Equality is the Wrong Category By Which to Analyze Homosexual Marriage
R. Scott Clark Opposes Homosexual Marriage
All Sins Are Not Alike: Porneia, Chastity, And Wisdom
St Paulâs âVile Speechâ
Paul Cites Homosexual Behavior As Proof of Natural Law
The Theological Roots of Resurgent Homosexuality
American College Of Pediatricians: Children Need Heterosexual Parents
American College of Pediatricians: No One is Born Homosexual
So What? How Does Homosexual Marriage Affect Me?
How to React to Homosexuals in the Congregation?
Natural Law, the Two Kingdoms, and Homosexual Marriage
On Jesus, Assumptions, Temptation, And Speculation
Homosexuality: Untethered From Natural Law
It is Not Heroic To Be A Celibate Homosexual
Bakersfield School Board Member Resigns:What It Means
What Happens After The End Of Nature?
Opposing Same-Sex Marriage Not Like Opposing Inter-Racial Marriage
What Is At Stake In The âGenderâ Debate?
Half-Way Down The Slippery Slope
In The Middle Of The Slippery Slope
Pay No Attention To That Slippery Slope Behind The Curtain
It Was A Slippery Slope
If Itâs News Is it Still A Slippery Slope?
The Normalization Of Pedophilia Approaches
What The Gay Pride Movement Should Know About Godâs Rainbow
What Was A Comedy Sketch Is Now Daily Life In The USA
Why You Should Not Let Hollywood Catechize Your Children
Sympathy for Angus
The Tyranny Of The New State-Religion: Incoherence
Follow The Money: Opponents Of Religious Liberty Spending Large Sums
The World Was Made To Be Known And You Were Made To Know It
PCA Presbytery Objects To âPost-Freudian Blatherâ
A Scholar Talks Honestly About Academic Freedom And The Transgender Phenomenon
Between Pearls And Privatization
Documentary: Chicago BLM Crushes Congregation And Deli Over LGBTQ Agenda
Trueman: A New Pastoral Problem
The Queering Of The Zoomers
hey, what did you think about this Revoice conference?? i'm side B also so i'm extremely curious - but i see some controversy, alleging that the language the leaders here are using elevates sexuality to an inappropriate level of importance? what can you tell us about this?
Iâve been checking out the Revoice YouTube page, listening to the talks, and I donât think the language superseded the importance of our faith. At all.Â
There are folks who preferred using SSA during their talks, and they used that terminology. There are also folks who believe in the importance of using queer language for our missiology to the secular world (and to those who are tempted to fall away from the Church), and they use those, too.
Iâm gonna quote a part from Johanna Finneganâs 2019 talk (the first video uploaded from this years conference) about the theology of the left affirming church vs the theology of the right hyper-conservative church:
The bizarre fixation in some quarters--both Catholic and Reformed--on only talking about the ontological, about our ultimate redeemed reality, seems to me designed to just make it more difficult to talk about the phenomenological, our experiences. I think thereâs no good reason why I should not be able to talk about how my fallen experience impinges on myself and my life... Weâre simultaneously justified and sinners. Itâs destructive to forget or deny that.
...Part of the power and appeal of Revoice is this willingness to be real and talk about it... part of the appeal of Revoice is one same-sex attracted person saying to another, âHey. Iâm trying to follow Jesus with this, too! Here are some things that are tough for me. Here are some things that have helped me. Here are some things I have learned.â
Itâs a great talk all on itâs own, about the theology of the Christ and how Godâs redemptive salvific work through the suffering of the cross *is* absurd, bizarre, and Not How We Humans Would Do It.
And itâs precisely that beauty of the suffering which calls Side Bâers to speak out about our own suffering, despite how utterly *confounding* it is to the secular, the affirming, and the hyper-conservative.
Because God does not work his salvation through us in ways that are easy, but in ways that seem deliberately hard. And this, too, is a way in which God teaches us to become more like Him--through our suffering.
Jesus chose to save us not through a display of power, but a display of weakness. And it is that very humble, very *vocal* (âEloi! Eloi! Lama Sabacthani?!â) very *public* weakness, which revealed Godâs true power.
I highly recommend checking out it and the others, and forming your own opinions.
But personally, I think theyâre speaking to something very true to our faith. Revoice, I think, has gotten something right.