In this episode of Faith + State, Vince Miller and his son-in-law, Minnesota State Rep. Elliott Engen, talk about what it means to stand for truth in an age of moral confusion. From discipleship to politics, they challenge believers to stop spectating and start engaging—because when good men do nothing, evil wins by default.

We live in a world that's lost its moral compass—where "my truth" replaces the truth. In this conversation, Pastor Vince Miller and Politician Elliott Engen discuss how moral relativism is shaping our schools, laws, and even our churches. They call Christians to engage—not just complain—by discipling, serving, and standing for what's right.

Whether you're a pastor, parent, or policymaker, this episode will equip you to fight for truth with both conviction and compassion.

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00:00 – Welcome to the Vince Miller Show
00:32 – The Pastor and the Politician
01:10 – How Moral Relativism Invades Everything
03:00 – Gen Z's Activism and the Church's Silence
06:10 – Discipleship Everywhere, All the Time
09:00 – Truth as a Religion: The Rise of Subjectivism
12:10 – Lukewarm Churches and Lost Generations
15:30 – Political Apathy and Spiritual Confusion
18:30 – When Older Generations Disengage
20:15 – The Sin of Doing Nothing
21:00 – Jesus: The Man Who Did and Said Something
22:30 – How You Can Join the Fight
23:30 – Final Challenge: Live All In for Him Who Was All In for You

1. Where do you see moral relativism most clearly affecting culture today?

2. Why do many Christians hesitate to "enter the fight" for truth?

3. How does moral confusion in education and politics affect the next generation?

4. What does true discipleship look like in everyday life—not just on Sundays?

5. Why do you think many churches avoid preaching hard truth?

6. How can older generations re-engage in mentoring younger believers?

7. What's the danger of being a "lukewarm" Christian in today's world?

8. What does it mean to "fight" spiritually without being combative?

9. How can believers support godly leaders—both pastors and politicians?

10. What's one action step you can take this week to live "all in for Him who was all in for you"?