Finding a church that faithfully adheres to biblical truth while resisting cultural pressures is a serious challenge in modern society. The Christian should define a "strong" church not by its size or polish, but by its unwavering commitment to biblical authority (2 Timothy 4:2) and its practice of genuine love and discipleship. When the search is difficult, believers are advised to pray for discernment, seek out foundational theological clarity (doctrine), and prioritize joining the purest church available, even if it is small, while recognizing no church on earth is perfect.

Peer pressure challenges a Christian's commitment by tempting them to conform to worldly values. The biblical defense against this requires establishing one's primary allegiance to Christ, rejecting conformity (Romans 12:2), and anchoring identity in one's status as a "new creation" (2 Corinthians 5:17). By cultivating a deep relationship with God and surrounding oneself with godly community, a Christian can stand firm in truth rather than collapsing under social expectation.