This week on the Shepherd's Voice, Pastor Biggs and Ben talk about a question from the congregation: "I recently watched a video about how the church in North America has a reputation problem (often perceived as racist, xenophobic, self-pitying, etc.). The video cited a survey in which one-third of non-Christians said they would be interested in the Christian faith if Christianity had a better reputation. The conclusion was that Christians need to actively work to improve our reputation in the world. It makes sense that a good reputation is helpful for evangelism; however, the Bible is clear that we should not expect the world to hold Christianity in high regard. So my question is: How much should Christians actually be concerned with the reputation of the church and Christianity in the larger culture?"