Standing for What's Right in a World Gone Wrong - With Sean McDowell | RTP 54

Every day it becomes more evident that our culture is actively and aggressively promoting ideas and agendas that go against God's Word.

Whether it is abortion, gender issues, drugs, or other hot-button topics, those who hold to a biblical worldview are facing increasing pressure to compromise their beliefs to avoid being ostracized from society.

With the news media, movies, music, sports, and just about everything else pushing an agenda that goes against Scripture, it is time for Christians to view themselves as rebels — rebels who stand for truth in a world gone mad.

 Listen as Sean McDowell shares why Christians must make bold stands for Jesus on controversial issues and how we can do so in a loving way.
 
Sean is an author, speaker, and associate professor at Talbot School of Theology at Biola University. He’s authored or edited more than 18 books, including his latest book A Rebel’s Manifesto: Choosing Truth, Real Justice, and Love amid the Noise of Today’s World.

On This Episode We’ll Discuss:

• Why standing for Christ makes us rebels in today's culture
• Why Christians need to speak into controversial issues
• How our view of God and His Word impacts how we engage with our culture
• Ways parents can prepare their kids to withstand the onslaught of anti-biblical views
• How we can be both bold and loving as we make a stand for truth

See the Show Notes, Read the Transcript, and Watch the Video at ReasonableTheology.org/Sean

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