“Christian participation in politics should not be so driven by the issues that we become incapable of adapting to become ‘all things to all people that by all means I [we] might save some’ (1 Corinthians 9:22). As the Apostle Paul interacts with various groups inside and outside the community of faith, he adjusts the way that he relates to those he is addressing. Paul does not compromise his convictions or scratch the itching ears (cf. 2 Timothy 4:3) of his audience. Instead, he ‘speaks the language’ of those in his audience. He doesn’t convey the truth without considering how his speech and actions will be received.
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