CULTUREvs.SCRIPTURE
Modern problems. Biblical answers.
Culture changes. Scripture remains.
Truth. Identity. Sex. Marriage. Politics. Justice. Suffering. Life. Death. What it means to be human.
Culture vs. Scripture brings the questions of our age honestly before the Word of God.
We will read Scripture in context, say clearly what it says, and be honest about what it does not say.
No slogans. No partisan gospel. No twisting Scripture to win an argument.
When culture and Scripture disagree, we stand with the Word of God.
Stand. Resist. Endure.
The question is not whether culture has changed.
The question is whether truth has.
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Can We Inherit the Guilt of Our Ancestors?
Our culture increasingly insists that present generations carry the guilt of historical sins committed by their ancestors. We examine what Scripture says about racial guilt, historical injustice, and true biblical justice.
When Politicians Need You to Hate Your Neighbor
Racism is real. It has scarred this nation, corrupted institutions, destroyed families, and denied people dignity because of the color of their skin. Christians should never minimize that history or ignore racial injustice when it occurs today.
We Are Not Kings or Queens
The words 'king' and 'queen' sound empowering, but they often feed entitlement. People demand royal treatment while offering ordinary character. A title cannot cover selfishness. A crown cannot fix corrupt character.
Christian Spells and Incantations
Prayer is submission to God, not a formula for controlling Him. Scripture confronts vain repetition, religious performance, false declarations, and spiritual pride.
WHEN A CULTURE FORGETS WHAT MEN ARE FOR
What happens when a culture begins treating masculinity, femininity, family, faith, and even human identity as structures that can be endlessly reconstructed? This message examines the ideological conflict between classical Marxism and Christianity, then turns the question back on Christian men: before blaming the culture, are we living the manhood Scripture actually commands?
MEN, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO DATE
A man does not owe anyone a relationship simply because they want one. Singleness can be a proving and preparation ground. Stay on the vine until you are ready.
We Will Tell You What Scripture Says.
We will also tell you when Scripture does not say what people claim it says.
There is a difference between biblical authority and using the Bible to defend an opinion we already hold. Culture vs. Scripture will distinguish clear biblical teaching from interpretation, wisdom, application, tradition, and political preference.
Where Scripture speaks clearly, we will not apologize for it.
Where Scripture leaves room for judgment, we will not pretend our judgment carries the authority of Scripture.
There Is a Person Behind the Question
Questions about sexuality, identity, abortion, divorce, depression, politics, addiction, abuse, doubt, and death are rarely academic to the person asking them.
We will not sacrifice truth for compassion. We will not sacrifice compassion in the name of truth.
Every person who enters this conversation bears the image of God. That should affect not only what we say, but how we say it.
HOW WE ANSWER
Scripture first. Context always. People matter.
Scripture Has Authority
The Bible is not one voice among many. It is the governing authority by which the claims examined here are tested.
Context Matters
Individual verses will not be stripped from their literary, historical, theological, or biblical context merely because they appear to support a desired conclusion.
Honesty Matters
Where Scripture is clear, we will say so. Where interpretation or application requires wisdom, we will say that too.
People Matter
The goal is not to win arguments against people. The goal is to understand truth faithfully and respond to people as Christ commands.
Scripture Examines Us Too
Culture vs. Scripture is not a place where Christians stand safely on one side of the room and point at everyone else.
Scripture confronts pride, hypocrisy, greed, sexual sin, cruelty, dishonesty, self-righteousness, unforgiveness, idolatry, abuse of power, and the temptation to love being right more than we love people.
If we are going to bring culture before Scripture, we must be willing to stand there ourselves.
What Should We Examine Next?
Is there a cultural claim, difficult biblical passage, personal struggle, or modern question you would like us to examine?
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