Chip Gaines defends gay couple on new show, slams 'modern American Christian culture'

[Michie]

Christian reality TV star Chip Gaines has defended his newest television series, which features a same-sex couple, saying it is consistent with the Christian commandment to "love one another."

"Back to the Frontier," a new series from executive producers Chip and Joanna Gaines, which premiered on Thursday on the couple's Magnolia Network, features a gay couple as one of three couples living as homesteaders did in the 1800s, without access to running water or electricity.

Jason and Joe Hanna-Riggs appeared on the series along with their two children, Realtor.com reports. Chip and Joanna Gaines, best known for hosting the home improvement reality TV show "Fixer Upper," have been outspoken about their Christian faith over the years.

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Chip Gaines defends gay couple on new show, slams 'modern American Christian culture'

Christian reality TV star Chip Gaines has defended his newest television series, which features a same-sex couple, saying it is consistent with the Christian commandment to love one another

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[RileyG]

I work at Target and a lot of her stuff is sold there. I know they attended a Reformed Church that didn't support the gays. I wonder what made them change their mind? Hmmm....

 

[seeking.IAM]

I wonder what made them change their mind? Hmmm....

Perhaps they did not change their mind. Perhaps they believed this all along. Many persons attend churches in which they disagree with one or more of the church's tenets.

 

[RileyG]

Perhaps they did not change their mind. Perhaps they believed this all along. Many persons attend churches in which they disagree with one or more of the church's tenets.

That’s true.

 

[A New Dawn]

I work at Target and a lot of her stuff is sold there. I know they attended a Reformed Church that didn't support the gays. I wonder what made them change their mind? Hmmm....

I have a nephew who attends that church, and he said they are never there. Maybe they attended before they became famous.

From looking at the church's website, it is not reformed. It is an evangelical church.

 

[RileyG]

I have a nephew who attends that church, and he said they are never there. Maybe they attended before they became famous.

From looking at the church's website, it is not reformed. It is an evangelical church.

Ah, my mistake! Faulty memory, I supposed.

 

[Michie]

Are Chip and Joanna Gaines right about the Bible teaching 'judge not'?

Yes, we can definitely judge as long as our heart is right

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[Michie]

Mark Driscoll rebukes Chip Gaines for featuring gay couple on ‘Back to the Frontier’

Calling it a betrayal of Christ and his core Evangelical audience, outspoken megachurch preacher Mark Driscoll offered a strong rebuke to Christian producer and reality TV star Chip Gaines for

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[Michie]

Chip and Joanna Gaines: When popularity wins over God's truth​

Chip and Joanna Gaines, the beloved duo behind the HGTV sensation “Fixer Upper,” have long presented themselves as exemplars of Christian family life.

That image, or perhaps mirage, that had been built over the years was instantly shattered with one social media post recently.

On Thursday, July 10, Chip Gaines took to X to cheerfully spread the word about their new show on the Magnolia Network, titled “Back to the Frontier.”

“Y’all are going to love this show!! Social experiment + family time well spent,” he promised.

Social experiment? Yes. Family time well-spent? Not exactly. And no, we did not love it.

Chip unfortunately glossed over a pretty big detail: The show features two men in a so-called “same sex” marriage. Even worse, these are men who have “adopted” (purchased) children via surrogacy.

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Shiplap and Gomorrah

In trading biblical truth for the LGBTQ agenda, Chip and Joanna Gaines think they can be more loving and nicer than Jesus. They can’t. No one can. Chip and Joanna Gaines, the beloved duo behind the HGTV sensation “Fixer Upper,” have long presented themselves as exemplars of Christian family...

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