Standing for Biblical Conviction in a Culture of Compromise | Faith + State

What happens when the truth of God collides with the pressure to conform? Summary In this episode of Faith + State, Vince Miller and Elliott Engen explore what it means to stand firm in biblical conviction when culture demands compromise. From Daniel in Babylon to Esther in Persia, and Peter before the council, history shows that conviction always comes with a cost. Together, they unpack how believers today—whether in politics, the workplace, or the home—can courageously stand for truth without losing grace or humility. Reflection & Small Group Discussion Questions 1. What does “biblical conviction” mean to you personally? 2. Where do you see the greatest pressure to compromise truth in today’s culture? 3. How did Daniel or Esther model conviction under cultural pressure? 4. What’s the difference between conviction and stubbornness? 5. How can believers speak truth without arrogance or anger? 6. What cultural “idols” tempt Christians to remain silent or blend in? 7. Why do you think God honors those who stand alone for Him? 8. How do you prepare your children or younger believers to stand firm in their generation? 9. In what ways can the Church reclaim courage and clarity in a compromising age? 10. What is one area in your life where you feel God calling you to take a stand this week? Read more about PROJECT23 👉🏼 https://beresolute.org/project23/ Join this channel to get access to the perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMTXiJbuAVrF2hTJgnYK5qw/join Check out all Vince Miller's videos and audios for small groups at https://beresolute.org/ Get Vince's most widely read resource, The Daily Devotional, at https://beresolute.org/mdd Check out more ALL IN products like the one Vince is wearing at: https://beresolute.org/product-category/all-in-hats/ Connect with Vince socially: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/millervince INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/vinceleemiller LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincemiller TWITTER: https://twitter.com/vinceleemiller