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Michael Knowles vs LGBT Pastors — What Does the Bible Actually Say About Transgender?
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June 15, 2026
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16:38Now PlayingA progressive pastor walked onto Michael Knowles's show and announced — as a statement of obvious fact — that God is transgender. What followed was one of the most revealing theological debates in recent memory.
On one side: Reverend Brandon Robertson arguing the Bible doesn't condemn same-sex relationships, that Sodom was really about inhospitality, and that the Holy Spirit is still speaking — and apparently revising everything the church taught for two thousand years.
On the other side: Pastor Johnny Arabanis, armed with the Greek text, the full meta-narrative of scripture, and citations from gay scholars themselves who admit you cannot reach a pro-LGBT conclusion from the Bible honestly.
Michael Knowles asked one question that stopped the room. If God chose his own pronouns — Father, Son, Holy Ghost — why wouldn't you respect them?
There was no clean answer.
This is the debate happening inside every church, every denomination, every Christian family in America right now. Watch how it actually goes when someone shows up prepared.
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