This episode of the Generation to Revelation podcast explores what Christian ethics really means—whether it springs from Jesus, scripture, culture, or law—and how humility, boundaries, and the command to "love your neighbor" shape moral decision making.

Hosts apply these ideas to contemporary debates like abortion, immigration, homelessness, AI and political power, arguing that Christians should discern in community, prioritize love, and avoid using the law as a blunt substitute for moral responsibility.

Pastor Travis, Pastor Michaela and Lori Duncan discuss the question “Why should we believe?” and explore common barriers to faith today — spiritual-but-not-religious attitudes, distrust of institutions, the fear of accountability, and generational shifts toward individualism.

They share personal stories of encountering God, the role of the church as a community that nurtures faith and mentors seekers, and the difference between cheap and costly grace. The episode argues that belief is a risk worth taking because of relationship with Jesus, shared journey, and the call to love and serve others.

Pastors and religious leaders can rarely get away from questions about death and the afterlife. So, this week we are diving into this curious topic. Heaven and Hell: Are they real? What are the like? And who is where? Join us as we discuss the many different answers and what our best guess is!