Hey guys, welcome to Relatable today. It is an honor to again talk to Dr. Albert

Moller. He is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He hosts a daily

podcast called the briefing where he analyzes news and events from a Christian worldview.

Today we're going to talk about some of those worldview issues. What Christians do in light

of the sexual moral revolution that seems to be going so quickly? How do we handle things like

discerning the truth from the lie? When it comes to reading media reporting, how do we make sure

that we are continuing in truth and in love in an uncompromising and gracious way when it comes

to how we use our language? For example, using people's personal or preferred pronouns,

we're going to talk about the issue of sexuality and marriage and how Christians can lovingly

and kindly stand firm in these issues. You're going to get a lot out of this conversation.

I'm very much looking forward to you listening to it. Without further ado, here is Dr. Albert Moller.

Dr. Moller, thank you so much for joining me again. You are such a voice of encouragement for me

as I listen to you on a daily basis and trying to make sense of really what can only be described

as confusion and chaos, that's something that you describe it as often as well, whether it's coming

to gender identity and the sexual and moral revolution that you talk about so much or just the

intricacies of policy and court decisions. So first of all, thank you for that. Can you give a little

bit of first, brief encouragement to Christians who really just want to bury their head in the

sand and to not look at what's going on culturally and politically and just pretend like none of it's

happening because we don't know what to do about it. Do you think it's important for us to kind of

keep abreast on what's going on and why? Well, it's great to be with you, Ali Beth. And yes,

I do want to offer that word of encouragement to Christians, not to stick our heads in the sand

and try to ignore or be oblivious to what's going on because it's not just that we have to be

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