Jesus didn’t call us to be a condiment; He called us to be a covenant presence—salt that preserves and light that exposes. This message lays out a practical, biblical game plan for engaging culture, confronting lies, pushing back evil, and preserving what’s good in our cities, schools, and public square.

What you’ll learn

Salt ≠ seasoning: it’s about permeation & preservation, not making sin palatable (Matt 5:13–16, NKJV).

How to engage politically and publicly without losing your soul (Acts 5:29; 1 Pet 2:12).

A step-by-step Salt & Light Strategy to slow moral decay, expose darkness, and build the good (Eph 5:11; Rom 12:21).

How ordinary believers become change agents: showing up, speaking truth in love, and serving your community.

The Salt & Light Strategy (5 moves)

Permeate – Get out of the shaker: show up at school boards, councils, neighborhoods (Jer 29:7).

Preserve – Hold the line against decay: defend life, marriage, family, and truth (Prov 24:11–12; Mic 6:8).

Expose – Shine on lies and works of darkness with grace and courage (Eph 5:11; Isa 5:20).

Build – Plant what’s good: discipleship, mercy ministries, parallel institutions (Isa 58:12).

Bless – Pray for leaders, do good works that point to the Father (1 Tim 2:1–2; Matt 5:16).

Action steps this week

Pick one arena (home, school, city, workplace) and show up.

Tell the truth kindly once a day—online or in person.

Adopt one local need (foster care, tutoring, food insecurity) and serve.

Form a 3–5 person prayer/discipleship cell and commit to one public act of good each month.

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