Christian scholars are being criticized for their handling of biblical context, with some accusing them of abandoning hermeneutical principles in favor of wokeism. Dr. Abaddon Shah discusses the importance of contextualization in biblical studies and how it relates to the current state of Christian scholarship. [... more]

Communicating Jesus in a post-Christian society requires understanding people's false assumptions and using relevant language to connect with them. The Bible is true, but its authority may not be recognized by everyone, so it's essential to leverage its truth in a way that resonates with people's lived experience. [... more]

Aaron Pierce shares his personal experience of growing up in a missionary home and witnessing the power of God at work in people's lives. He emphasizes the importance of introducing Jesus and the message of the cross to non-religious people and starting a discipleship relationship. Aaron discusses the need to rely on the Holy Spirit, not scripts or tracts, and to recognize that the enemy will oppose those who commit to communicating the message of the cross. [... more]

Communicating the gospel in a post-Christian society requires understanding the culture and using language that resonates with the audience. Leverage the truth of the Bible that is experientially verifiable, connecting it to people's lived experience, and use it as a starting point for spiritual conversations. A discipleship relationship is critical, starting with friendship and intentional conversations, and eventually leading to a commitment to follow Jesus. [... more]