The truth may be hard to hear, but we may also find it hard to speak at times. What do we say when we are faced with situations that do not welcome the views of God? How should we answer the college test that clearly opposes the teachings of the Bible? What about that dishonest deal the boss wants you to make to further your career? What about keeping silent when we know our friends and family just don’t want to hear any more about it?

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“Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, ACT LIKE MEN, be strong.” Paul the Apostle made this proclamation in 1 Corinthians 16:13. The expression “act like men” is translated as “be brave” in many versions of the Bible. Where are the brave men of our time? As our society seeks to feminize men, many have lost their drive to provide for the home and to keep their families in the way of the Lord. Therefore, many young men have lost their faith, and as a result, the faith of others has suffered. We need strong, courageous men in the home and society, but most importantly, in the church. And we need men who will teach the next generation what it means to be men.

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Ephesians 1:21 tells us that Jesus is “far above all principality and power and might and dominion, and every name that is named….” Does this mean we are not to submit to the civil governments of this world? How do we as Christians balance our loyalties? Should we get involved in politics? Should we support one party over another? Should we submit to civil authority even if it contradicts God’s word? Can politics be a part of our evangelism? Thankfully, God gives us direction in His word about our duty as citizens under earthly authority.

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There will always be difficult people in all facets of life. Sadly, there may be some in the church. How do we go from fake smiles to loving them like Jesus? How should we react to strange views, over-thinkers, and obnoxious behavior in the assembly? And how do we rebuke, correct, and maintain a gentle and godly attitude toward them?

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