Perfected with Love

by Walt Heyer

One church says "No" to a scary person. Another church says "Yes" and the astonishing results demonstrate why Scripture says of faith, hope and love that "the greatest of these is love." This inspiring true story will encourage and equip you and your church with ways to show God's love to a scary person. We in the church need to understand and apply this powerful story and what it teaches about the radical nature of love in action. -Catherine Martin, founder, Quiet Time Ministries I believe the Spirit was inviting us into a new level of obedience and trust. I had some sense that how we dealt with Laura would determine the type of leaders and the type of church we would be. -Pastor Jeff Farrar Walt Heyer is currently serving in a large Southern California church as the Director of Care Ministries. Walt is affectionately referred to as the "church doctor" and oversees benevolence, recovery groups, and counseling ministries. Walt started serving in ministry nearly 2 decades ago, when his first challenge was helping prison parolees start over after serving years in prison.

116 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

Walt Heyer is a detransistioned transgender author and speaker. His particular passion is for individuals experiencing sex-change regret.

Reviews

[Connie Masson]

Simply God!

This book offers hope. It shows the way to healing.

Thank you for writing this. Now I plan to read your first book.

I want to share this book with so many others. What’s love got to do with it? EVERYTHING!

My head was starting to hurt with the number of times Jim/laura switched to dominant. But seeing God in it all shows us that we need to let the process take its course. That is so hard for us humans.

Thank you for sharing your life with us. What made you have the heart for God that you did and made you desire a church family? How does that happen for some and is rejected as threatening by others. Lord I ask for that desire to be instilled in those that I love and care for.

Thank you!

[Karen]

Beautiful story of redemption and the significance of an accepting church.

[peter Benjamin]

From one scary person to another I creid.reading about a loving relationship and a wife

[Sydney Beth]

This is a very poorly written book, but I still gave it an "I Liked It" because it touches on a topic hardly written about today that needs to be shared more - the transgender person, their internal struggles of gender confusion and, most importantly, the very real possibility of finding the Lord. Jesus Christ can save all of us if we let him.