In a time of widespread offense, Colton Dixon calls Christians to rise above. Recent polls show church membership plummeting, led by younger Americans. But taking offense goes against scripture, which urges overlooking insults and not keeping records of wrongs.
Dixon acknowledges the temptation to leave when hurt. However, he advises using pain as an opportunity for growth in faith and character. Staying put develops maturity, while quitting is easy.
With spiritual forces trying to divide, Dixon challenges believers to go against the flow. Fighting upstream takes “crazy faith,” but rewards await those who persevere. By clinging to biblical truth, Christians can live the better way.
Though countercultural, overcoming offense spreads light in darkness. Dixon inspires us to withstand hardship, stay rooted in community, and let peace prevail.
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