Navigating Faith in a Post-Christian World

This chapter examines the complexities of human identity through the lens of the lion and the lamb metaphor, addressing the duality of victim and perpetrator within societal structures. It critiques the credibility crisis facing Christianity, the disparity in church financial realities, and the evolving landscape of faith in a post-Christian context. The discussion calls for a reevaluation of personal motivations in faith, emphasizing authentic discipleship and the need for churches to embody Jesus' teachings amidst declining cultural relevance.