Reaching the next generation without compromising doctrine requires churches to distinguish between methods (which can change) and the message (which must be fixed). Effective engagement demands authentic, loving relationships (John 13:35), clear and relevant presentation of biblical truth (2 Timothy 4:2), and demonstrating the life-changing power of the Gospel in a way that answers modern confusion about identity and purpose. The goal is to make eternal truth compelling, not to make truth comfortable.

Can a Christian eat any food? Yes. The New Testament teaches that all food is clean (1 Timothy 4:4-5), but this freedom is governed by the Law of Love, instructing believers not to cause a weaker brother to stumble (Romans 14:15).

Should a Christian get cosmetic surgery? The Bible is silent on the modern practice, but the decision rests on the motive. We explore the ethical line between responsible stewardship of the body and succumbing to vanity or misplaced identity.

Is Artificial Intelligence a threat to Christian values? We examine the ethical challenge of AI, focusing on the biblical principles of the Image of God and Stewardship and the risks of devaluing human dignity.

Should a Christian own a gun? This post explores the biblical principles that guide this complex question, from self-defense to ultimate trust in God. Learn why it's a matter of conscience, demanding self-control, love, and careful stewardship.

How should a Christian approach the abortion debate? We explore the core biblical truth of the sanctity of life (Psalm 139) and pair it with the call for radical compassion. Learn how to be both firmly convicted and consistently charitable in this critical discussion.

Where would Jesus land on the political spectrum? We look past the labels to examine how Christ's radical teachings on justice, poverty, and personal holiness both align with and challenge the core principles of both the Republican and Democrat platforms.

Does God care what I wear? This post explores the biblical call to Christian modesty, clarifying that it starts with the heart. We look at key verses like 1 Peter 3 and Romans 14 to explain why dressing with self-control is an act of love for others and worship to God.

Can I get saved later? This post addresses the dangerous idea of delaying repentance. We examine the difference between salvation (new birth) and discipleship, looking at Christ’s warning about a life of deliberate sin. Learn why true faith requires an immediate turning of the heart.

Does God care what I wear? This post explores the biblical call to Christian modesty, clarifying that it starts with the heart. We look at key verses like 1 Peter 3 and Romans 14 to explain why dressing with self-control is an act of love for others and worship to God.