Rebecca McLaughlin wraps us the season by answering questions asked by listeners! Questions Covered in This Episode:

What does the Bible say about what it is to be a woman? Can we define it across all cultures and time?
I have a daughter who has drifted from the faith as she embraced LGBT and has now been with a girl for 3 years and they are talking about marriage. I want to make a last stand of sorts for her life but don’t know how to do it.
- What would the advice be if this woman still identifies as a Christian?
How should we navigate a church that values marriage, romance, and the biological family above all things? They won't admit it explicitly but from what they do and say it is implied.
What would be the right response to someone who told me that she was okay with just having God and her husband?
What advice would you give on choosing a local church? What if you disagree with second-tier issues?
What are some of the lead causes for the divergence of young men and women toward increasingly conservative and liberal views respectively? How should the church address this?
How would you respond to someone who used to hold a Christian sexual ethic but are now affirming?
How is it reasonable that we are held responsible for sinning when we inherit a sinful nature from birth?
What 3 pieces of wisdom and encouragement would you give to young Christian evangelists?

Resources Mentioned:

Ephesians 5, Genesis 1, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11, 1 Corinthians 7, 1 Corinthians 5:9–13

Rebecca McLaughlin wraps us the season by answering questions asked by listeners! Questions Covered in This Episode:

What does the Bible say about what it is to be a woman? Can we define it across all cultures and time?
I have a daughter who has drifted from the faith as she embraced LGBT and has now been with a girl for 3 years and they are talking about marriage. I want to make a last stand of sorts for her life but don’t know how to do it.
- What would the advice be if this woman still identifies as a Christian?
How should we navigate a church that values marriage, romance, and the biological family above all things? They won't admit it explicitly but from what they do and say it is implied.
What would be the right response to someone who told me that she was okay with just having God and her husband?
What advice would you give on choosing a local church? What if you disagree with second-tier issues?
What are some of the lead causes for the divergence of young men and women toward increasingly conservative and liberal views respectively? How should the church address this?
How would you respond to someone who used to hold a Christian sexual ethic but are now affirming?
How is it reasonable that we are held responsible for sinning when we inherit a sinful nature from birth?
What 3 pieces of wisdom and encouragement would you give to young Christian evangelists?

Resources Mentioned:

Ephesians 5, Genesis 1, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11, 1 Corinthians 7, 1 Corinthians 5:9–13

Season 4 Q&A