In this first episode, David Platt introduces us to the world's religious current religious makeup as well as future projections. 

In this final episode, David Platt highlights the greatest injustice of all––the fact that there are thousands of unreached people groups who have little or no access to the gospel. We have the responsibility and privilege to proclaim Christ to peoples and places that have never heard.

Here we consider religious liberty and the purpose of government. We'll also look at the way we should respond when we face persecution for our faith.

Our view of ethnicity and immigration must be shaped by God's design in creation and by the gospel. Loving our neighbor includes caring for all who are created in God's image.

In light of our culture's rejection of God's design for marriage and sex, followers of Christ must know and embrace Scripture's teaching on sexuality. Issues addressed include divorce, pornograpy, same-sex attraction, etc.

Christians must think carefully and respond appropriately to the injustice of slavery and human trafficking.  

God's concern for the poor and oppressed should be reflected in the church's concern to care for the most vulnerable among us. Relevant to this concern is a biblical view of wealth and prosperity.

God's concern for orphans and widows should be manifest in the lives of His people. 

We consider the issue of abortion in terms of what it says about God and His creation. We'll also consider the church's response to this massively important issue.

This episode covers the basics of the gospel: who God is, who we are, why Jesus is unique, what we must do, and what is at stake.