Take 5: A Christian Point of View

Tolerance of all beliefs and acceptance of all lifestyles is becoming the norm, and God’s values are viewed as antiquated, if not with derision and scorn, by many in our society. There’s strong pressure on Christians to reject their own beliefs in order to get along with others.

How do you form genuine relationships in the hopes of winning others to Christ, but also remain set apart and holy, so you can stand firm against godless attitudes and activities that surround you? How can you, in practical terms, be “in the world, but not of the world”?

Everybody has an interest in money. But attitudes to it differ widely. Paul wrote, "We brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out." That's a good place to start.
The world in which Christians live includes the environment in which they physically exist. Until recently many believers have shown little concern for the environment, although others have shown considerable interest.
The world in which Christians are called to live is clearly political. Politics affect Christians, but how should Christians view politics?
A woman's identity is revealed in Creation, obscured by the Fall, but renewed in Redemption. What does that say about her role in the home, family, church, and workplace?
If we want to think seriously about living as Christians in this world, we have to address the issue of sex. What Scripture teaches and what our society accepts as normal aren't even close.

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