Light in the Closet, a self-described Christian Ministry, asks,
Are you a Christian who has questions about cross-dressing?
For those who do, Deuteronomy 22:5 provides the answer:
The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman’s garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the LORD thy God.
But if you don’t like the Bible’s answer, Light in the Closet may offer another:
This is a lay care giving ministry focused mostly on male to female (M2F) gender expressions. It is not a reparative ministry, but one that offers a platform for an honest interchange. Light in the Closet (LITC) offers insights and a Biblical perspective concerning cross-dressing and gender identity. It is our hope that those who read through the materials offered will find acceptance and encouragement.
Not everything ought to be accepted and encouraged.
Did you know that Jesus had a lot to say about the transgender community, or what they referred to as “Sardis” and all of it positive!
Uh… no. Regarding Sardis:
Sardis, in west-central Asia Minor, was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Lydia… The church at Sardis was surrounded by paganism and idolatry but failed to stand out amidst the darkness. Although they appeared spiritual on the outside, Jesus knew their hearts. He rebuked them by stating, “I know your deeds; you have a reputation of being alive, but you are dead” (Revelation 3:1). Falling prey to a similar sin as the Pharisees, they were like whitewashed tombs: clean and white on the outside, but dead on the inside (Matthew 23:27–28).
Jesus offered a warning to the church at Sardis, reminding them of His judgment if they failed to “wake up” spiritually…
Brave’s AI has this to say about Revelation 3:1:
This passage is often interpreted as a call to spiritual awakening and repentance for a church that appears active but lacks genuine faith.
If the shoe fits, LITC…
On a tip from Mike B.