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Does a Christian have a moral obligation to move states if their current state of residency uses their tax dollars to fund demonic endeavors, such as abortion? What about lesser evils, such as “civil theft” via unfair taxation that seeks to accomplish “wealth redistribution”?
John Piper’s son, Abraham Piper, has not merely become an apostate by denying Christ, but he is actively peddling atheism to hundreds of thousands of people on TikTok. Abraham Piper has become a public figure through his blaspheming of God. Titus 1:6 requires pastors’ “children [to be] believers and not open to the charge of debauchery or insubordination.” In light of biblical texts like this, should John Piper step down from public ministry?
Christians are called to be good stewards of creation, as well as loving towards their neighbors. Therefore, is it a sin for wealthy Christians to use energy sources, such as fossil fuels, knowing that it causes harm to the environment and may cause harm to our future neighbors due to climate change?
In 2 Kings 18:1-5, Hezekiah became king in Judah. During his rule, he tore down the high places erected to false gods and shattered all the idols. King Josiah did the same thing in 2 Chronicles 34:1-4. And in Acts 19:19, the people of Ephesus "who had practiced magic arts brought their books together and burned them in the sight of all." This sounds a lot like "cancel culture." So is it possible for "cancel culture" to be a good thing?
It has come to my attention that Pastor Joel used to be a member in the Acts 29 Network. Why did he choose to leave? What would he say to those who currently belong to an Acts 29 Church?
Clearly, the Bible teaches that a married woman should submit to her own husband. Also, female Christians should submit to the male elders of their local church. But does the Bible require any other category of female submission to men?
Many Christians were forcibly displaced due to their pastor's decision to close their church doors in compliance with the government lockdowns. However, now that most of the country has gotten the vaccine, the vast majority of churches have opened back up. Are Christians obligated to return to their old churches? Is it wrong if a Christian determines that their pastor's compliance was a "deal-breaker"?
Joe Biden has proved to be a tyrant. As of now, polls seem to suggest that the best shot for conservatives to get Biden out of office is for Donald Trump to run in 2024. If Trump runs and wins, what outcome do you predict this will have on the Church in America?
Are Christian parents required to spank their children in order to be biblically faithful? Is it permissible for Christian parents to faithfully discipline their children by other means other than spanking?
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