Is Free Speech Actually Free Today?

Freedom of speech has become one of the hottest topics in our culture, especially the last 2 weeks. Whether it’s Charlie Kirk or Jimmy Kimmel on late-night TV, people love to debate—and often to tear each other down. But as Christians, how should we engage in a world of arguments and opposing viewpoints?

In this video, I explore the art of debate, the tension between truth and love, and how Scripture calls us to respond. 1 Peter 3:8–15 reminds us to be compassionate, humble, and always ready to give a reason for the hope we have—but with gentleness and respect.

Let’s talk about how we can disagree without being disagreeable, stand firm in truth without losing compassion, and point people back to Christ in a divided world.

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