This was a book I picked up off my parents' shelves while home this weekend for my cousin Tricia's wedding. I'd been wanting to read it since it was published in September. Wesley and I were acquaintances in highschool or early college. His book, subtitled "Reflections on Christian Faithfulness and Homosexuality," is wonderful; painfully honest, kind and gracious towards the fundamentalist traditions in which he was raised, and full of heart. He is a good writer, a good thinker, and most of all, he is a brother who is fighting for sanctification. Reading about his struggles encouraged me to be less passive in my own growth in sanctification.
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