May 23, 2024 • Amy Hall, Greg Koukl
How do we encourage Christians who are prone to withdraw, to “let go and let God,” or otherwise bury their heads in the sand when they come up against any issue that is controversial or emotionally burdensome to get into the fight and take on the spiritual and ideological challenges of our day? Any suggestions for battling culture-induced melancholy in this depressing world where we seem to have few victories?
What do you say to an agnostic who believes the Bible and church are man-made and a way to control people who don’t want to think for themselves? How do you answer the claim that Christianity “might be true for you, but not for me”?
Would it be wrong to knowingly cover a coworker’s shift so they can officiate a same-sex wedding? As a conservative Christian with a biblical worldview, should I feel guilty for working for a company whose work is transitioning to support sexual orientation, transgenderism, and gender identity?
