Kingdom Clarity and Compassion for Our Sexual Gift

Christ the King with Desert Stream, Renewal Ministries, and WDEO is hosting an event on April 23, 7-8:30 PM titled Kingdom Clarity and Compassion for our sexual gift. Andy Comiskey will be giving a talk on Sexual Integrity and Gender Identity. Anyone high school age and up are invited. After the talk, there will be a time for Q & A. This event will take place in the Lower Level of Christ the King.

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Andrew Comiskey

Founding Director of Desert Stream

I founded Desert Stream Ministries in 1980 while serving on staff at the Vineyard West Los Angeles. Annette and I were engaged to be married that year, which also marked the start of our first healing group in West Hollywood. That one group evolved into the in-depth Living Waters program. These groups now flourish on every continent. God likes them because they help people grow to love Him and each other with integrity.

Our family grew to six and we moved Desert Stream to the Vineyard Anaheim, the ‘mother’ church of that vital healing movement, and home of its founder John Wimber. We then moved from Southern California to Kansas City, Missouri in 2005 to serve alongside Mike Bickle at IHOP. Both the Vineyard and IHOP richly blessed and built us up, even as we imparted our healing offerings there. I confirmed my love for the Catholic Church by becoming a member over a decade ago. I now serve as an active lay minister at St. Thomas More’s Parish where I love to do Living Waters! I love the whole church, and am grateful that Living Waters helps prepare her to become a united and pure bride.

My delight in healing others grows out of an ongoing commitment to overcome homosexuality and to love my wife, kids and now grandkids as a substantially whole man. I am the author of Pursuing Sexual Wholeness (Creation House), Strength in Weakness (IVP), Naked Surrender: Coming Home to Our True Sexuality (IVP), Rediscovering Our Lost Fullness (Sophia) and the recently revised Living Waters healing program.  I want to keep helping Christians become who they are: good gifts to God and to one another.