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094 - Why You Should Be Asking These Two Questions Before You Leave the House

Sep 28, 2026

He was about to step out of his truck at Aldi. Tank top on. Just a quick errand. Then he looked up and saw some of his church congregation inside. He sat back down, closed the door, and did not go in. That moment is a perfect picture of what this episode is actually about. Not a list of rules. A question about who you are representing.


What We Cover in This Episode

• Why the church has historically made modesty a women-only conversation and why that is wrong

• What 1 Timothy 2:9-10 and 1 Peter 3:3-4 are actually saying, and what they are not saying

• Why modesty is about motives, not measurements

• The ball gown at the soup kitchen breakdown and why context always matters

• Two questions every Christian should ask before walking out the door


The Male Modesty Conversation Nobody Is Having

• Why shirtless gym posts and flexing photos are a double standard Christian men need to address

• What happened when a worship artist posted a shirtless photo and why it sparked this conversation

• Why Christian leaders are held to a higher standard in what they choose to post

• How to run your social media decisions through a biblical wisdom filter


Are You Responsible for Someone Else's Temptation?

• What Jesus says in Matthew 5 about lust and personal accountability

• What Paul says in 1 Corinthians 10:31-33 about not causing others to stumble

• Why assuming someone's motive based on what they wear is a real problem

• Why the honest answer to this question is both yes and no


Practical Tools for Dressing With Purpose

• Question 1: Does this glorify God?

• Question 2: Why am I wearing this?

• Why overly covered, legalistic dressing can also be a form of immodesty

• Why raising modest kids starts way earlier than most parents think


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What you wear is not just a fashion choice. It is a reflection of who you are representing.