In a world where Christianity is often met with unjust suffering, Alistair Begg teaches that it's essential to rise above our natural inclinations and not seek revenge. Instead, we should focus on doing what's right, trusting God, and helping others, just as Joseph did in the face of adversity. [... more]

The host discusses the shift in American culture from Judeo-Christian values to a post-Protestant pluralistic society, citing the impact of immigration and the infiltration of liberal ideas from Europe. He argues that this shift has led to a decline in the influence of Christianity in America and a rise in anti-Christian sentiment. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the decline of Protestantism and Judeo-Christian values in America, citing the influence of liberal theology, multiculturalism, and immigration on the country's cultural and religious landscape. He argues that these shifts have led to a loss of courage among Christian leaders and a decline in the influence of Christianity in the public square. [... more]

In a pluralistic society, people from all walks of life are invited to participate in a multitude of different religions, but Dr. Robert Jeffress argues that not all beliefs are equally valid. He addresses the common belief that there are multiple paths to God, citing the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, his claims to forgive sins, conquer death, and return to judge the world. [... more]

In a world where religions collide, Christians must navigate the complexities of a pluralistic culture. Pastor Erwin Lutzer explores how to live authentically as a Christian in a society where Christianity is no longer privileged. He draws on historical examples, including the early Christian church in Rome and the Protestant Reformation, to illustrate the importance of living by kingdom values, respecting other people's freedom of conscience, and being willing to die for one's faith. [... more]

Living in a godly way in an increasingly godless society requires Christians to walk the fine line between truth and love, avoiding self-righteous judgmentalism while witnessing to the truth with meekness and fear. In a pluralistic culture, Christians must live by kingdom values, engage the culture with humility and respect, and be willing to share their testimony and defend their faith with gentleness and respect. [... more]

In a world where Christianity has historically been privileged, the question arises of how to live in a pluralistic society where the government may no longer favor Christianity. The early church in Rome faced similar challenges, and the story of Felix Montz, an Anabaptist who was drowned for his beliefs, serves as a reminder of the importance of standing up for one's conscience. Today, Americans have the unique opportunity to live in a country where one can belong to any faith or no faith at all, but this also presents challenges for Christians who want to remain authentic in their faith. [... more]

Dr. Andrew Walker, associate professor of Christian ethics, discusses the importance of religious liberty in a pluralistic society, arguing that it is not only a constitutional right but also a cornerstone of the Christian story. He explores how religious liberty is essential for the public good, allowing individuals to determine their own truth and live authentic lives, and how it can help achieve a more peaceful and tranquil society. [... more]

God's power is revealed through the life of Elijah, who learns to depend on Him in times of weakness. In a pluralistic society, Elijah confronts the worship of multiple gods, showing that there is only one true God. This lesson is relevant today, as we face similar challenges in our own lives and world. [... more]