The Love Questions Podcast

In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, PJ sits down with Liam Hayden to share a raw and deeply personal story about identity, same-sex attraction, and the moment everything nearly ended.
Liam opens up about growing up confused about his identity, wrestling with same-sex attraction, shame, and the belief that God could never truly love him. That internal battle eventually brought him to a breaking point — where questions about sexuality and identity became a matter of life and death. I
n desperation, Liam gave God 24 hours.
What followed was not a quick fix or a shallow answer, but the beginning of a real journey — one marked by grace, healing, ongoing transformation, and a complete re-framing of identity. This episode explores why identity confusion can become destructive, how labels can trap us, and why knowing you are loved by God changes everything.

In this powerful episode, Elizabeth Wonning shares the unexpected moment that changed everything she believed about faith, identity, and God — including a life-altering encounter with a 17-year-old who prayed for her.
Elizabeth is the founder of the Changed Movement, a community dedicated to Real Transformation through Encounter with God, not just theology or identity labels.
From serving as a pastor living in lesbian pride to discovering a deeper, personal relationship with God, her story challenges assumptions and invites every listener to reconsider what true change looks like.

What does the research actually say about LGBT identity, fluidity, and change? Dr Paul Sullins has spent years analysing the largest public health and sexuality datasets in the world — and what he discovered has sparked global controversy. Some of his findings were welcomed. Others were rejected, challenged, or even shut down.
In this episode of the Love Questions Podcast, we dive into the science behind sexual orientation, identity development, desistance, LGBT wellbeing, and why certain data becomes “too dangerous” for public discussion.
This conversation is not political commentary — it’s an exploration of evidence, lived experience, and questions many people are afraid to ask. Whether you’re LGBT, questioning, Christian, ex-LGBT, affirming, or simply trying to understand the discussion, this episode gives space for nuance, science, and honest enquiry.

When Kiran’s long-term girlfriend had a radical encounter with Jesus, everything in their relationship changed overnight. What happened next was something neither of them expected.
Alone in her home — with no church, no pastor, and no scripted prayer — Kiran felt a conviction that shattered everything she believed about her identity, her sexuality, and her future. “I didn’t design you this way.” That moment broke the lie she had built her whole life on.

What happens when sharing your testimony becomes a crime? In this episode of The Love Questions Podcast, PJ sits down with Matthew Grech — a Maltese singer, former X Factor contestant, and Christian who made international headlines after he was criminally charged simply for sharing his story of leaving same-sex relationships and standing for marriage between one man and one woman.
Matthew’s case became a landmark moment in Europe’s free speech battle. He wasn’t accused of harming anyone. He wasn’t promoting therapy. His “crime” was talking about his faith, his journey, and his beliefs.

Loving someone who identifies as LGBT can feel complicated when you also want to hold onto your Christian convictions. Do you affirm? Do you stay silent? Do you speak the truth? And how do you do it without breaking the relationship?
In this episode of The Love Questions Podcast, Jade and PJ go deep into what it actually looks like to love family and friends without compromising your faith — with honesty, compassion, and conviction. We talk about identity, truth, pronouns, pain, listening, and what real love requires in the tension.
If you’re navigating this in your family, your workplace, or your friendships… this conversation is for you. 

She felt too far gone — ashamed, dirty, and convinced God could never love her again. But when her friends showed up and simply hugged her, everything changed. That hug became the moment she finally felt God’s love again.
In this episode, Jade opens up about her journey through depression, shame, and sexual sin — and how one act of love led her back to grace. PJ and Jade go on to unpack what real love looks like in a world obsessed with identity and pleasure, and why truth still matters for Gen Z.
If you’ve ever felt lost, unworthy, or unsure where God is in your story, this conversation is for you.

Jamie Zhu had millions of followers, global fame, and everything the world says should make you happy. But behind the camera, his search for healing led him into the New Age — and straight into darkness. After a terrifying spiritual encounter left him possessed and broken, Jamie turned to Jesus — and found real freedom.

When James was 14, he picked up the phone and heard three words that changed his life: “You are gay.”
For years he lived that identity with pride, activism, and conviction—until one quiet prayer for “more love” set him on a path he never expected.
In this powerful episode of The Love Questions Podcast, James shares his journey from the London gay scene to an encounter with God that redefined love, identity, and freedom. He opens up about trauma, healing, forgiveness, and the peace he found when he surrendered everything to Christ. T
his is a story of compassion, transformation, and courage in a culture that often doesn’t want to hear it. Whether you agree or not, you’ll be moved by the honesty and hope in his testimony.

In 1975, Australia’s national broadcaster the ABC, aired a radio program where adult men openly bragged about sexually abusing boys.
For fifty years, that tape was buried. Until whistleblower John Adams broke a legal gag order to expose it.
But this story isn’t just about one broadcast. It’s about a pattern, how the sexualization of children has been quietly normalized through media, education, and politics for decades. From the Lateline pedophile tape to today’s gender ideology and sex-ed curriculum, the same darkness is being repackaged as “progress.”
In this explosive episode, PJ and cultural commentator Kurt Marlberg connect the dots between a 1975 cover-up, the current free-speech battle in the U.S. Supreme Court, and the global movement to blur the lines between innocence and ideology.
👉 What started as a “discussion” in 1975 has become a cultural agenda.
Watch as we ask:
• How did the sexualization of children become mainstream?
• Why are powerful institutions protecting it?
• And what can ordinary people do to push back with truth and courage?
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