The Christian perspective on transgender athletes in school and sports must be guided by two principles: upholding the biological reality of male and female as God’s design (Genesis 1:27) and treating every individual with Christ-like love and dignity. Dialogue should center on fairness and safety for all female athletes, recognizing that male biological advantages persist across hormone treatments, and advocating for solutions that protect the competitive integrity of female sports.

Yes, a Christian should be friends with a homosexual person. This is required by the universal command to love your neighbor (Mark 12:31) and follows Jesus’s example of eating with "sinners" (Matthew 9:11). The friendship should be guided by spiritual discernment, maintaining biblical conviction without compromise, while being wary of bad company that corrupts (1 Corinthians 15:33). The goal is to be an ambassador of Christ's love and truth.

A Christian's response to Pride Month must balance unconditional love and respect for all people (Mark 12:31) with an unwavering commitment to biblical truth. While affirming the dignity of all individuals, the Christian must reject the ideology that normalizes practices contrary to the biblical definition of marriage and sexuality. The call is to avoid conforming to the world (Romans 12:2), and instead to engage with gentleness and respect while upholding the truth (1 Peter 3:15).