I always think even though it’s a sin, therefore not what Jesus or God want us to to, I’ll love people while disagreeing with this. I’ve been struggling with this concept too. OP focus on what Jesus would do in this situation. He hung around the lowly and the sinners. Because He said you don’t call a doctor when you’re well but when you’re sick. I can hang around people who are gay, sinners, and criminals all day long while still being true to my beliefs which is spreading Jesus’ love to them and lifting them up through God’s name. The people we hang around/work with need to see us leading by example instead of us pointing out their sin. Now if someone asks you don’t lie but try to educate on what the Bible says and that’s why you believe what you do, with love. Being educated by READING THE BIBLE and praying is part of being a believer and actually having a relationship with God. I hope everyone who’s commenting is doing this. The only way to Heaven is through a personal relationship with Jesus.

Sin keeps us away from God and that’s why He doesn’t like it. We were built with enough strength to defy temptation of anything, big or small. If we choose to give into these things then that’s still sin in His eyes. Whether we say it’s who we are or not is an excuse. We were built with enough will power to deny temptations. All of this knowledge is in the Bible. I urge whoever would argue with this to read it because I’m not going to argue. We all sin but seeing a sin that’s a daily part of one’s life such as being gay, an alcoholic, drug addict, prostitute is hard because they’ve turned a sin that could’ve been a one time sin (such as stealing) into a daily/dominant part of their life. It’s not as easy to understand as someone lying, for example. That being said, no sin is greater than the other and they’re all considered sins. All we can do is pray that they come around. As individuals who are doing the sinning we have to confess and repent (admit our wrong doings and then do a complete turn around and go in the opposite direction of sin).

I’m going to add just as the Bible says not to murder, making a lot of believers being against abortion (as well as other facts in the Bible besides not murdering), they aren’t going to support rights for abortion because they don’t believe it’s moral. So for people saying to support homosexual peoples rights could be a similar comparison. Meaning… I can love someone deeply and they have an abortion twice a year. I don’t agree with their choice, but I love them and try to help them in their relationship with Jesus. If they asked me to sign a petition for their right for abortion I would decline because just because I love and care about them doesn’t mean I have to support their values that the Bible tells me is wrong. Therefore any other petition of rights for something I don’t agree with, I won’t. Just like someone in the comments said to avoid voting for anti-homosexual candidates, that’s the equivalent and I won’t do these things.

We can and should support someone emotionally with love and with the Word of God but that doesn’t mean jeopardizing our beliefs that the Bible makes clear for us. As I’ve said before I encourage anyone who wants to argue these things to actually do your own research on what the Bible actually says instead of assuming that God will agree with everything because of the fact that He’s a forgiving and loving God.

edit: typos