On Love & Mercy: A Social Justice Devotional

Yep! There are several LGBTQ devotionals out there: The guys at QueerTheology.com published Queers the Word: A 40 Day Devotional for LGBTQ+ Christians. I’ve done about half of it, and I can say it’s really good. Colors of Hope: A Devotional Journal from LGBTQ+ Christians is on my bookshelf, but I haven’t started it yet. It goes through the colors of the rainbow flag and what they originally meant and how those meanings relate to our faith. Hearts Ablaze: Parables for the Queer Soul goes through 10 parables of Jesus and relates them to the queer experience. I haven’t read it, but I flipped to the bibliography, and I was really impressed by how strong the scholarship is. I second Called Out: 100 Devotions for LGBTQ+ Christians, which I most recently learned about. I haven’t read it yet, but it looks promising. There are also a couple progressive but not explicitly LGBT devotionals out there too: The Deconstructionist’s Playbook is a physical devotional from the folks at the Our Bible app. I’ve done about half of this one too, and it’s great for someone coming out of a conservative background and wrestling with their own deconstruction of their faith. I’ve heard good things about On Love and Mercy: A Social Justice Devotional, but I haven’t bought it yet. Hopefully these suggestions are helpful!