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The challenge aum Davis Mallory says he no longer identifies as a member of the LGBTQIA+ Community.
“I lived a gay lifestyle for about 20 years, I was on a TV show The real world And I came out as a gay Christian, ”says Mallory, 42, in Sunday, September 14, Instagram Video while speaking on stage at the House of Prayer and Worship Raising in Hawaii. “God pulled me out of that lifestyle a year ago.”
Mallory came out in public as a gay when appear on Real World: Denver in 2007.
“Praise God, really. He began to talk to me in my dreams and show me the spiritual warfare I was going through,” said Mallory. “Every time I returned to sin, I would have a nightmare that my car was cut in. I had a nightmare (place) I gave someone else a title. I gave my identity to someone else while my car slipped backwards.”
He continued, “So it showed me these strong visual dreams to me, these images of what sin was doing in my life.”
Mallory further remembered having a dream of a man standing on a mountain.
“I wanted to get to that guy,” he said. “To get to that guy, I had to get into the water. I wanted to stay in the bass, easy part of the water and I was pulled into the depths (AC) Very scary parts of the water and rock protecting me. I heard the words, ‘Try the younger generation and share the news and then take the news to produce wise.
According to Mallory, he “felt like God really called (him) something.”
Mallory visited the Raising House earlier this year, where he got another epiphan for his lifestyle.
“He said (God) with that prophecy becoming acts of healing and words of wisdom,” he continued. “I didn’t really know what that meant. (Then,) I saw someone get water baptized that day, and my friend was with me, ‘Davis, when were you being hit water?’ I go, ‘I don’t remember.’ “
Mallory was baptized at the time, which inspired him to write a song called, “Baptized.”
“Could this be heaven / ‘Cause if, I know I don’t want to forget / Second is my second chance,” he sings. “In finding love / but now I understand the message.”
Mallory was previously told Storage journal In 2018 he was “suspected” he was queer when he was 15 years old.
“As a boy growing up in Georgia with a very religious family and community, being gay was not what I wanted to be,” he told the outlet at the time. “I came out to my peers in my younger year at college on a foreign study tour in Europe. I finally fell in love for the first time that summer, with a man and felt feelings I had never felt before about a woman.”