Surely Christians have more than plenty of their own sin to corral and need to leave people outside the church alone.
I have gay Christian friends,
You can't be both. Being a true Christian means renouncing homosexuality for the sin that it is.
Dear
GMCGeneral
Yes and No. True you cannot remain in denial as a Christian but will be compelled to reconcile in truth.
However this process is mutual.
It is never onesided, but both neighbors rebuking each other have equal faults to confess forgive and correct. James 5:16. God designs us with equal strengths and weaknesses, rights as wrongs, so when we reconcile we recognize we are made equal in Christ.
As for gay Christians, some eunuchs are made in the womb and some by man.
Even those who repent, not all are changed. Some remain gay but agree to remain celibate and not act on it. This is similar to God healing some cancer while other cases go into remission. Some people who receive Christ convert to Christianity, while others remain Jewish or Buddhist, Muslim or even Atheist, and just add faith in Jesus to what they already are.
The people who need to renounce unforgiveness and accept forgiveness and healing can only do so voluntarily. This can never be forced or it fails.
All the people I know who report successful cases of spiritual healing never used any force by guilt fear or shame. For examples and explanation of this process, I recommend Judith MacNutt of the Christian Healing Minsistries in Jacksonville FL
www.christianhealingmin.org Here is the testimony of how healing homosexuality works and why it fails :
Author: Can Homosexuality be Healed?