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★★★★★Andrew Comiskey , Founding Director of Desert Stream Ministries“Jim courageously witnesses to his own struggle while championing the Gospel that liberates life. That gives him authority to guide parents whose faith collides with the moral decisions of their children. Now a parent himself, Jim’s story is a bridge for divided families. Jesus transforms—Jim helps us to believe Him for it!”
Kansas City, Missouri
★★★★★Senior Pastor Rick Long, PhD, Grace Church“Jim Domen opens his heart and lets every reader experience his journey. This book is honest, gritty, and yet hopeful for every reader. Whether you are struggling with same-sex desires or someone you love is, this book will give you the tools to navigate your journey and God’s promises to guide every conversation. As a pastor, I have dealt with this issue professionally. Thank you, Jim, for giving me this book, so I can care more effectively.”
Arvada, Colorado
★★★★★Senior Pastor Dr. Dan Carroll, Water of Life Community Church“Because we live in a culture of confusion and misunderstanding, Not A Mistake provides a pathway, an actual model of hope. By inviting us into his story, Jim has provided a journey into his pain, loss, and confusion with such insight and revelation that hope begins to grab ahold of our hearts even before we experience his healing. This is an amazing resource that is not only timely but so deeply insightful that I would recommend it to every parent raising a child in today’s world.”
Fontana, California
★★★★★Senior Pastor Jim Franklin, Cornerstone Church“Jim does not just tell his story, but in part three, he gives us much-needed practical steps and resources to help any individual or parent navigate through the struggle. The end of the book is filled with story after story of individuals that have found hope which is such an encouragement to any parent with a gay child. I highly recommend Not A Mistake. It would be a mistake for any individual or parent that has a child that is struggling with the issue of same-sex attraction to not read Not A Mistake.”
Fresno, California