Elizabeth Woning

Elizabeth Woning, a pastor and ministry leader focused on discipleship with LGBTQ-affected people. Mo Isom Aiken, former collegiate athlete turned speaker and author on sexual brokenness and faith. They tackle Gen Z’s questions about identity, pornography, trauma, and how spirituality and discipleship intersect with sexuality. Tough cultural tensions and stories of redemption are explored in candid, compassionate conversation.

In this thought-provoking dialogue, Jonathon Van Maren, a Canadian journalist; Nathanael Blake, an ethics fellow; Jennifer Roback Morse, founder of the Ruth Institute; and Elizabeth Woning, co-founder of the Changed Movement delve deep into the impact of the 1960s sexual revolution on today’s gender identity crisis. They discuss how the movement's promise of freedom has morphed into troubling societal shifts, explore the role of pornography in reshaping desires, and share personal stories that challenge contemporary narratives on identity and faith.

Elizabeth Woning, co-director of the Changed Movement and a former openly gay pastor, shares her transformative journey of faith and sexuality. She discusses the evolution of LGBTQ activism, dissecting its politics and cultural impact. Elizabeth emphasizes the importance of loving individuals while discerning the broader movement. She urges Christians to engage in reconciliation rather than opposition, suggesting ways to hold respectful conversations. Her insights on identity, family, and the implications of Pride Month are both thought-provoking and heartwarming.