The decision to boycott companies that oppose biblical values is a matter of Christian liberty and individual conscience, not a universal biblical command. While the Bible commands us to use wisdom and not participate in sin (Ephesians 5:11), it also acknowledges that engaging with the secular marketplace is inevitable (1 Corinthians 5:10). The Christian's focus should be on stewardship of resources, the impact of their witness, and following their own conscience (Romans 14:22-23).

The Bible clearly instructs Christians not to marry non-Christians. We explore the meaning of being "unequally yoked" (2 Corinthians 6:14) and why marriage requires spiritual unity for mutual sanctification and to fulfill its biblical purpose.

Can Christians drink alcohol? Yes, but Scripture strictly forbids drunkenness. We examine the difference between the moderate use of wine (a gift, supported by Jesus' example in John 2:11) and the sin of intoxication (condemned in Ephesians 5:18), emphasizing self-control and love for the "weaker brother."