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Gay-Affirming “Christian” Podcaster, Jen Hatmaker, Files for Divorce

by | Sep 7, 2020 | LGBTQ Issues, News, Social-Issues, The Church | 0 comments

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Jen Hatmaker, the gay-affirming so-called “Christian” podcaster who is well-known for her run on HGTV and super-friends with Beth Moore, has unsurprisingly filed for divorce.

On July 31, Hatmaker posted an obscure post on her Facebook page asking for prayers stating that “we are deeply hurting in our little life.”

She writes, “there is a difference between secrecy marked by shame, and privacy marked by discretion,” She continues, “and we are in the second category. Our family is navigating an unexpected crisis, and I’ve taken a step back from socials and work to help steer toward healing and wholeness.”

Hatmaker did not specify what the “crisis” was they were facing, but in June, Hatmaker revealed publicly that her daughter was an active homosexual which explained why she’d had a sudden change of opinion on homosexuality in the Church. Jen Hatmaker, like many, apostatized long ago. On August 21, in 22nd District Court in Hays Country, Texas, Jen Hatmaker filed for divorce. It is unknown at the time if the divorce is related to Hatmaker’s hard swing to the left on homosexuality.

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