Side B was holding him back. Then a mentor helped him move past it.
Becket Cook
Ep. 256 - The Becket Cook Show
Guest: Spencer Boliou
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In today's episode, Becket Cook sits down with Spencer Boliou, a singer-songwriter who shares his journey of growing up in a Christian family in Boise, Idaho, navigating same-sex attraction rooted in gender insecurity and envy, and discovering genuine faith through a transformative prayer experience at 17. Spencer recounts how Side B theology initially helped him but ultimately limited his growth by encouraging a gay Christian identity, until a pivotal conversation with a mentor named Jim helped him release that framework, address the roots of his attractions, and experience real change—including opposite-sex attraction and openness to marriage.
Spencer also performs an original song about surrendering everything to Jesus, and the episode closes with encouragement for viewers near the channel’s 200,000-subscriber milestone.
Timestamps:
0:21 – Intro: Spencer Bolio escaped Side B theology; special surprise at the end; channel nearing 200k.
10:10 – Spencer’s faith breakthrough: prayed for God to make him believe and was hit with sudden peace.
15:46 – Side B theology explained: “gay Christian” identity, no expectation of change.
20:25 – Meeting Jim: the long conversation that began dismantling Side B.
31:14 – Breakthrough: first genuine opposite-sex attraction while reading and praying.
41:51 – Spencer performs his song live to close the episode.
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