Season 5 Q&A: Infertility, The Morning After Pill, and Politics

Rebecca and Justine explore questions submitted by our listeners! They explore challenges of infertility, perspectives on the morning-after pill, and how Christians can thoughtfully engage in politics. The discussion also highlights strategies for evangelism, especially within diverse religious contexts, and how to discern primary doctrinal issues.

List of Questions Answered

1. How can we effectively and practically share the gospel with Muslim friends, especially if we've known them for a long time and haven't told them about Jesus yet?
2. Is there a way to discuss the Trinity with someone who believes Christians take Tanakh verses out of context?
3. Should Christians get involved in politics?
4. What are some practical ways or resources seasoned believers can use to help new believers discern primary doctrinal issues from secondary or tertiary ones?
5. How do we navigate infertility as a Christian when no one talks about it?
6. Are Christians against the morning after pill/Plan B?
7. What are your thoughts on the Rest Is History podcast, particularly regarding Luther and Jesus?
8. How can we both practically begin spiritual relationships with our unbelieving neighbors and community members?

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