Let’s be honest—sometimes we have questions that feel too awkward or embarrassing to ask out loud. So, we hide behind the phrase, “just asking for a friend.”

Most people know it’s really our question, but saying it that way gives us a little cover in case it sounds silly or uncomfortable. The same thing often happens in church. We hesitate to ask tough questions about faith because we don’t want to seem foolish or unspiritual.

In this next series, we want to put an end to that, and for the next five weeks we are going to be in a series called Asking for a Friend. We will be looking at some of the tough questions of the Christian faith and trying to answer them from Scripture.

This week Pastor Jeff Moes leads the discussion from a question we’ve all had at one time: “Why would a loving God send people to Hell?” We will dive into why God would create a place such as Hell and what the purpose behind it was. Even more importantly, we’ll talk about how you and I can have confidence that we’ll never end up there.

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As we finish our "Who Am I?" series, Erich Erdman leads us as we take a look at 1 Peter 2:11–12. Peter was writing to a group of believers who were scattered and suffering for their faith in Jesus. Yet despite the persecution they faced, he didn’t urge them to withdraw or hide from culture—but instead to step in and be a redemptive force within it.

Today, we’ll explore two important questions together:

• What is the Christian’s identity in culture?
• What is the Christian’s impact on culture?

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If we're honest, many of us live our lives trying to make sure we aren't the “weird Christian.” We want to make sure that what we believe doesn't impact who we are. Ridiculous, right? The reality is though, that many believers live that way- maybe you included! It can be hard to figure out how our faith intersects in our world, and we often work to preserve our old selves and our reputation along the way. But the series we have been in has been a study in how Christians are called to the exact opposite of that. We have studied how, in Christ, we are a new creation. We are a masterpiece, set apart, for the good work that God has prepared for us.

So how do we live in to that? Pastor Lydia Miller leads us to study our marching orders from Jesus, our call in Matthew 5 and how you and I are in to live in light of His words.

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