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Sexual freedom, gay rights, transgenderism.

For the last few decades, these are the issues that have caused the most animosity and anger between the church and the culture.

So how do we engage people on these tough subjects with unconditional love without compromising the truth? It's a tough one, isn't it? Well, that's today.

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Today on Living on the Edge, Chip Ingram invites guest teacher Erin Pierce for a truly practical message on how to hold on to biblical truth without losing a relationship due to the divisive topic of sexuality.

In an earlier program, Erin addressed the argument of politics with this challenge, love the person even if you disagree with the position.

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Is it possible to talk about politics, social justice, and Black Lives Matter without launching an argument? Is there a way to remove the barriers that are dividing you and those you love, your kids, your grandkids, a close friend? The answer is absolutely yes, and you'll learn how today.

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Today on Living on the Edge, Chip Ingram invites you to hear from guest teacher Aaron Pearce, tackling one of the touchiest topics there is, how to talk about politics without losing the relationship.

Aaron's ministry, Steiger International, has spent decades planting itself in secular spaces most Christians avoid, learning how to build real relationships in tough places.

Today he shares a powerful personal story from the streets of Minneapolis, and shows us how even our most divisive topics, like politics, can become doorways to the gospel, if we're willing to lead with love instead of an argument.

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The gospel is absolutely clear.

It is the power of God to salvation.

Don't go away.

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Today, Chip Ingram invites us to hear from guest teacher Aaron Pierce, who spent decades reaching secular, unchurched communities around the world through his ministry, Steiger International.

In today's message, he walks us through how the Apostle Paul modeled contextualized evangelism in the city of Athens, found in the Book of Acts, winning over a whole crowd of skeptics without ever leaning on scripture as proof.

Through this powerful example, we'll see why our own story might be the most powerful tool we have.

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Have you ever had a clear opportunity to talk about Jesus, but got too nervous or scared in the moment to follow through? Well, let me tell you, we've all been there.

I certainly have.

Well, stay with me as we learn some easy steps to boldly talk about Jesus to others, even those who totally disagree with where you're coming from.

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Today, we're hearing from guest teacher, Aaron Pierce, who leads a mission called Steiger International, spending his life building bridges with people who've never set foot in a church.

Today, he reveals what it actually looks like to introduce someone to the person of Jesus.

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Has social media, talk shows, and the 24-7 news cycle convinced you that winning an argument is the most important thing, even when it comes to talking to your children or grandchildren or a close friend about Jesus? Well, today we're going to learn how to have spiritual conversations that actually attract instead of repel the people that we love the most.

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I'm Dave Drewy, and this is Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Last time, guest teacher Aaron Pierce began opening our eyes to how much spiritual meaning hides inside ordinary, everyday conversation.

Aaron heads up a global mission called Steiger International, which spends its days building friendships with young people who've never set foot inside a church in cities all over the world.

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Have you ever heard of a soul plate before? In the construction world, it's a small but essential piece of wood that sits on top of a home's foundation.

Without it, you couldn't build the floors or the walls above.

You're not going to want to miss today's message.

I'm Dave Drewy, and this is Living on the Edge.

Today, Chip Ingram welcomes back guest teacher and friend, Aaron Pierce.

Aaron leads a global ministry called Steiger International, spending decades reaching secular, non-religious young people all over the world with the gospel.

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If you've been a Christian for a long time, you're very familiar with our call to be salt and light in this world.

But what does that look like in our current climate? How do we connect and share God's love in such a hostile environment? Well, it begins with one thing that I think we've overlooked.

It will be the beginning of you building a bridge with some people you love that maybe you feel like you can't even talk to right now.

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I'm Dave Drewy, and today on Living on the Edge, Chip Ingram invites you to hear from author and guest teacher, Aaron Pierce, as he shows us how to widen our circle of friendship to reach the people who'd never walk into a church.

These days, our social circles keep getting smaller.