When I was in school, my favorite subject was mathematics. I absolutely loved algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. I guess I was just one of those weird kids that loved numbers and what you could do with them.

To be honest with you, I suppose the reason I loved math so much was the fact that it had a definitive answer to every problem presented. Only one answer was correct and yours was either right or wrong…that’s it…it left no room for interpretation, analysis, discussion, or a professor’s mood swings, like essay tests in English Literature. There were absolutely no gray areas, period!

Well, if you live the Christian life very long, you soon learn that, sometimes, there seem to be gray areas when it comes to deciding what’s right or wrong, good or bad…in other words, what is sin and what isn’t.

Now, there are some things that leave absolutely no doubt. In fact, there are 10 of them. They’re called the 10 Commandments. When God says, “Thou shalt not,” well, thou shalt not. But what about the things that don’t make the Top 10, that aren’t chiseled in stone, but are close enough to make us pause and think…is this a sin or isn’t it? After all, God’s word tells us to abstain from even the appearance of sin!

Well, that’s what I’ll be dealing with on today’s podcast. Well take a look at the gray areas of right and wrong and learn what to do: When It’s Not Black-and-White.

Stay with me, because that’s coming up on this episode of Living Lite Today.