Afraid to Ask
Some questions feel too complicated, controversial, or uncomfortable to ask in church—but the questions we’re afraid to ask are exactly the ones Jesus isn’t afraid to answer.
We live in a fractured world shaped by fear, anxiety, power struggles, and division. Questions about immigration, authority, identity, uncertainty, and disagreement influence how we see God, the Church, and one another.
In this five-week series, we’ll bring these difficult questions into the light and explore how Scripture helps us respond with the character of Jesus. This series isn’t about promoting a political party or winning cultural arguments. It’s about becoming disciples who see people as image-bearers before issues, neighbors before threats, and fellow believers before demographics.
Together, we’ll learn how to practice compassion without compromise, courage without cruelty, generosity without fear, and unity without uniformity.
Weekly Messages
Week 1: Do I Really Have to Love Everyone?
God never answers the question of belonging by making the circle smaller.
Week 2: Why Should I Submit to Authority I Don’t Trust?
What you stand on determines how you stand under authority.
Week 3: Who Gets to Tell You Who You Are?
What you submit to is what you become.
Week 4: What Do I Do When the World Is Falling Apart?
Every storm on the horizon that terrifies you answers to Him.
Week 5: Can We Still Be the Church If We Don’t Agree?
Our mission is bigger than every argument.
Bring your questions, invite someone to join you, and discover what it looks like to follow Jesus faithfully in the middle of real-world issues.