Pastor Justin Domino and Pastor Christian Malone dive into Luke 7 and the powerful contrast between Simon the Pharisee and the sinful woman who humbly came to the feet of Jesus. While both were in the presence of Christ, their response to Him looked very different—raising an important question for believers today: Are we simply showing up to church, or are we truly surrendering ourselves to Jesus?

Together, they discuss true worship, humility, grace, surrender, and the heart of Jesus toward sinners, while challenging Christians to consider whether our lives and churches reflect the kind of love and truth that draws people toward Christ.

In this episode of Stand Firm, Justin sits down with Christian to discuss one of the most difficult and important issues facing our culture today: abortion.

As society’s definition of when life begins and whose life is worthy of protection continues to shift, Christians need to ask an important question: What does the Bible say?

This conversation looks beyond political talking points and explores why being pro-life is fundamentally a biblical conviction. Justin and Christian discuss what Scripture teaches about the value of human life, the biblical foundation for the sanctity of life, and how Christians can approach the topic of abortion with both truth and compassion.

How should followers of Christ respond when culture moves in a direction that conflicts with Scripture? And how can we stand firmly for life while still showing the grace and love of Christ?

This isn't simply a political issue. It's a biblical one.

Who gets to define life?

Pastor Justin Domino and Worship Pastor Wendy reflect on the conversations surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci, COVID-19, and trust in government to explore a larger question: How should Christians respond when confidence in government and public institutions has been damaged?

Through a biblical perspective, they discuss government authority, submission, discernment, obedience, and what Christians should do when they believe those in authority have gotten something wrong. Ultimately, this conversation is a reminder that while governments and leaders can fail, a Christian’s ultimate trust and allegiance belong to Jesus Christ.