Ask A Christian Church | Christian Statement of Faith

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Introduction to Our Statement of Faith

Welcome to Ask A Christian Church, and our Christian Statement of Faith. Where our Statement of Faith isn’t just a checklist of doctrines—it’s the living, breathing core of our online ministry and podcast. Hosted by Nate Cunningham, we’re a church that gathers in the digital spaces where people spend their days, fulfilling the biblical call to assemble, teach, and disciple in a world that’s more interconnected than ever before. This page stands as a cornerstone of our mission, deeply rooted in a non-denominational, first-century Christian understanding of scripture. Here, you’ll uncover what we believe, why these truths are vital, and how they fuel our passion to carry the gospel of Jesus Christ to the unreached across the globe—those who’ve never heard His name but are just a click away from discovering it.

Our Christian Statement of Faith

So, what’s a Christian Statement of Faith? It’s a clear, concise, and biblical summary of the core beliefs that define who we are—truths we cling to not because we dreamed them up, but because they’re God’s truths, revealed in His Word. We’re not here to force dogma on anyone or to flex our theological muscles for pride’s sake. Our purpose is humble and heartfelt: to educate believers hungry to grow, to engage skeptics wrestling with tough questions, and to invite everyone into a respectful, honest conversation about Jesus. This isn’t about us claiming superiority; it’s about pointing to Him—the Way, the Truth, the Life (John 14:6). Whether you’re new to faith, battling doubts, or longing to sink your spiritual roots deeper, this page lays out our beliefs with scripture as our foundation and sincerity as our voice.

Why Our Faith Declaration Matters

Our mission flows directly from these beliefs. We’re an online church because the internet is the mission field of 2025—billions of people, from hardened skeptics to curious seekers to faithful believers, are just a screen tap away. Scripture commands us to go into all the world and preach the gospel (Mark 16:15), and today, “all the world” includes digital platforms like Clubhouse, YouTube, and our podcast. We meet people where they live—online—offering Bible-based answers delivered with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15). This Statement of Faith isn’t a relic gathering dust; it’s the compass guiding every episode we produce, every outreach we launch, and every heart we strive to reach—especially those in unreached corners who’ve never encountered Jesus.

The Power of Our Core Beliefs

Why does this page matter so much? Because truth matters—eternally. In a world swamped with noise—social media rants, cultural upheavals, a flood of competing opinions—the Bible slices through with unmatched clarity and authority. We’re not perfect, and we don’t pretend to have every answer tied up in a bow. But we’re passionate about sharing what’s true, what lasts, and what transforms lives. This Statement of Faith is our lifeblood—it’s how we disciple new Christians, equip seasoned believers, and soften the hearts of skeptics who might otherwise scroll past. It’s how we glorify God in all we do. We are inspired by groups like Joshua Project who pinpoint unreached people groups—over 7,000 still in spiritual darkness—and harness technology to bring the gospel to them, one digital step at a time.

Living Our Statement of Beliefs

This isn’t theology for the sake of debate. It’s about living out what we believe in a way that changes real lives—yours, mine, theirs. As you journey through these seven core beliefs, you’ll see they’re not distant ideas; they’re practical, personal, and powerful. They shape how we tackle tough topics on the podcast—like “Is lying ever OK?” from our February 17, 2025 episode—how we respond to hard questions from non-believers, and how we encourage believers to stand firm in a shaky world. We’re humbled to be part of this work, and we invite you to stick with us as we dive deep into each point. Let’s explore together what it means to follow Jesus today—and how that following takes us to places and people others might never reach.

Inviting All to Our Faith Journey

We’re not here to judge or to strut. We’re here because Jesus said, “Go,” and because we believe—as Nate often says—“It’s not what you say, it’s just in the way.” That’s our heart: hard truths, soft words, all pointing to Him. Whether you’re a skeptic ready to argue, a seeker asking “Why?”, or a believer seeking strength, this page is for you. It’s our foundation, our mission, our call. Join us as we unpack these beliefs, rooted in scripture, alive in our daily walk, and aimed at glorifying God while reaching the world—one soul at a time.

Ask A Christian Church Statement of Faith

What it’s All For

The seven points listed above aren’t just words on a screen—they’re the pillars that hold up everything we do at Ask A Christian Church. Each one ties back to scripture, giving us a clear path to follow as we navigate the wild, messy, beautiful world of online ministry. They’re not up for debate or revision based on what’s trending—they’re eternal, grounded in God’s unchanging nature. We lean on them to answer tough questions on the podcast, to guide new believers into deeper faith, and to shine a light for those who’ve never heard the gospel. It’s simple but profound: these beliefs are why we exist, why we log on every day, and why we’re so fired up to share Jesus with anyone who’ll listen—even if they argue.

Activating Our Core Beliefs

These beliefs don’t just sit there—they move us. They’re the fuel for every Clubhouse room we host, every YouTube video we drop, every podcast episode we record. Think of them as our marching orders from Jesus Himself, straight out of the Bible, pushing us to reach the unreached, disciple the found, and engage the doubters. We’re not chasing clout or trying to build a brand—these truths compel us to act, to speak, to love. Partner with us through Giving Now if you want to see this Statement of Faith hit more ears and hearts. It’s not about us—it’s about Him, and these seven points keep us locked on that mission.

1. The Trinity: One God in Three Persons

We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—a doctrine we call the Trinity. This isn’t three separate gods or one person switching masks; it’s three distinct persons sharing one divine essence, one God, sovereign over all creation. Turn to Genesis 1:1-2, and you’ll see it from the start. The Father speaks, “In the beginning, God created,” while the Spirit hovers over the waters—not a force, but a person with purpose (Genesis 1:2). Then there’s the Son, Jesus, the Word through whom all things were made, as John declares: “In the beginning was the Word” (John 1:1-3).

Look at Jesus’ baptism in Matthew 3:16-17. The Son rises from the water, the Spirit descends like a dove, and the Father’s voice rings out: “This is my Son, whom I love.” Or take the Transfiguration (Matthew 17:5)—Jesus shines in glory, the Father speaks, and the Spirit’s presence is felt. Scripture never says “Trinity,” but it’s there, woven into every page. We don’t rely on shaky analogies—water phases or eggs—that slip into errors like modalism (one God in modes) or tritheism (three gods). The Bible stands alone: God is three-in-one, holding all things together (Colossians 1:16-17).

The Trinity in Scripture

What does this mean in 2025? The Trinity isn’t a dusty riddle—it’s the heartbeat of who God is and how He meets us. He’s not a distant dictator; He’s Father, Son, and Spirit in perfect unity and love. The Father planned our redemption before the world began (Ephesians 1:4), the Son carried it out through His death and resurrection (John 3:16), and the Spirit seals us as God’s own (Ephesians 1:13). That’s not abstract theology; it’s personal, relational, and real. It’s God revealing Himself fully for us—Father, Son, and Spirit together.

Salvation and the Trinity

At Ask A Christian Church, we don’t gatekeep salvation with the Trinity—you don’t need a PhD to be saved. It’s simpler: confess Jesus as Lord and believe He rose (Romans 10:9). But if you’ve heard this truth, wrestled with it, and still deny it, that’s a warning sign. The Spirit guides us into all truth (John 16:13), and this is truth. We’re a big tent—trust Jesus, you’re family—but this is non-negotiable bedrock. It’s who God is. Check out our podcast archives on Apple Podcasts—Nate’s unpacked this with skeptics and believers alike, showing how it’s not a hurdle but a hand extended. For a deep dive, listen to our episode “Catholic Interpretation – Selling Your Soul? – Trinity Questions with a Muslim” at 34:25 here, where Nate addresses Trinity questions head-on with a Muslim caller.

How the Trinity Fuels Our Mission

Reaching the World through the Triune God

This belief drives our mission to its core. The Trinity’s unity-in-diversity reflects how we reach a fractured world—one gospel for skeptics raging on Clubhouse, new believers watching YouTube, and unreached groups in forgotten places. We’re online because this Triune God wants everyone to know Him, and the internet’s the highway to their hearts. We look to Joshua Project to identify those who’ve never heard—over 7,000 people groups still waiting. God’s love pours from His nature, and we’re compelled to share it. Skeptics might scoff at “three-in-one,” but we’ve seen them pause when we say it’s about relationship, not a math problem. Believers grow too, awed by a God who’s both infinite and intimate.

God’s Relational Nature

Think about it: a God who’s eternally relational didn’t need us—Father, Son, and Spirit were complete. Yet He created us, pursued us, saved us—out of love, not necessity. That’s grace that humbles us daily. It’s why we’re on air, on screens, on your phone—because this God wants you in His family.

The Trinity: A 4D Revelation

We saw its impact in a Clubhouse room when a skeptic, grounding his argument in logic, claimed the Trinity’s three-in-one nature defied reason. A fellow Christian introduced the tesseract—a four-dimensional cube we can’t fully perceive, its lines uneven in our three-dimensional view—showing that if we can’t grasp the fourth dimension out of possibly 11 or more, as physicists suggest, we can’t limit God’s eternal nature with human logic. The room fell silent, skeptics dumbfounded and believers humbled, as we realized our understanding is but a dim reflection of God’s glory, much like 1 Corinthians 13:12 describes.

It’s not just head knowledge; it’s heart transformation. The Trinity isn’t a wall—it’s a welcome. We’re honored to share it, as Nate says, “It’s not what you say, it’s just in the way”—truth delivered with care, pointing to Him.

This isn’t about winning debates; it’s about worship. The Father’s voice, the Son’s sacrifice, the Spirit’s presence—they’re why we exist. Support this mission by Giving Now. It’s God’s love that is why we reach the unreached, disciple the found, and invite the doubters. It’s why we’re here, online, today—because a God who’s three yet one wants you to know Him, wherever you stand.

Connecting Through the Trinity

The Triune nature of God shapes how we connect with people every day—especially those who’ve never heard of Jesus. Imagine someone in a remote village, scrolling on a cracked phone, stumbling across our podcast because AI-driven translation tools have made it accessible in their language. That’s the Father’s heart planning, the Son’s work redeeming, and the Spirit’s power moving—all three reaching out through us. It’s not a cold doctrine; it’s a living reality that pushes us to use every tool we’ve got—AI, social media, you name it—to bridge gaps that physical missionaries might never cross. This belief isn’t just theology; it’s the engine of our outreach, driving us to places where the gospel’s a whisper no one’s heard yet.

Transforming Lives with the Trinity

We’ve witnessed the Triune nature of God open hearts and minds in ways we never could on our own. Like the Muslim caller Nate spoke with—initially skeptical, but by the end, softening his stance and gaining a clearer understanding of the Christian view of the Trinity—not because we won a debate, but because we demonstrated how the Father, Son, and Spirit unite in perfect love, not contradiction. Or the new believer on YouTube who wrote, “I never realized God could be this personal.” That’s the work of the Triune God, revealing Himself not as distant, but deeply relational—inviting, drawing, transforming. It’s why we persist, why we stay online at all hours, why we won’t stop—because this truth isn’t meant to be kept to ourselves. It’s meant to be shared, and it’s changing lives one encounter at a time.

2. The Bible: God’s Infallible Word

The Bible is God’s infallible Word—divinely inspired, inerrant, and the absolute authority for faith and life (2 Timothy 3:16-17). It’s not human guesses or old tales; it’s God-breathed, straight from His mouth to our hearts. From Genesis 1’s creation to Revelation 22’s finale, its 66 books tell one unbroken story of redemption. The Bereans got it—they dug into scripture daily to test truth (Acts 17:11). At Ask A Christian Church, we live sola scriptura—Scripture alone. Every podcast, every teaching, every word we speak starts and ends with the Bible.

Why’s this non-negotiable? The Bible’s alive, cutting through lies like a blade (Hebrews 4:12). It lights our way in 2025’s mess—political shouting matches, cultural quicksand, personal chaos (Psalm 119:105). Need to know right from wrong? It’s there, clear as day. Searching for salvation? It points to Jesus, no detours (John 5:39). We don’t bend it to fit our whims or today’s trends—it bends us, shapes us, corrects us when we’re off (2 Timothy 3:16). That’s its power.

Why the Bible Stands Firm

In March 2025, truth’s a battlefield. Social media influencers peddle hot takes, news spins agendas, self-help gurus shift with the breeze. The Bible doesn’t flinch. It’s our rock, showing us God’s character, our identity, His will. On the podcast, we tackle it all—“Is lying ever OK?” (Feb 17, 2025 episode), justice, love—and always ask, “What does scripture say?” It’s not about ego; it’s about fidelity. Skeptics, bring your doubts—over 5,000 manuscripts back its reliability, dwarfing any ancient text. It’s stood the test of time because it’s God’s, not ours.

Spreading the Word Online

This is the spine of our mission. When we reach unreached people groups—over 7,000 still gospel-less per Joshua Project—we don’t push opinions; we use translated scripture alongside gospel-centered podcast snippets, strategically delivering them through subtitles, voiceovers, and targeted digital outreach. See how at Unreached People Groups – Nate Cunningham. Discipling new believers? We teach the Word, not fads, rooting them deep. Engaging skeptics? We point to its truth, inviting them to wrestle with it. It’s why we’re on YouTube, Clubhouse, everywhere—God’s Word is timeless, and today’s world craves its solidity. Support this at Support Nate’s Biblical Mission.

The Bible’s Enduring Strength

The Bible’s been mocked, burned, banned—yet it stands. Why? It’s not man’s invention—it’s God’s voice. It’s changed us—Nate’s story alone is proof, from questions to conviction—and it can change you. Picture a guy in a slum hearing John 3:16 in his language for the first time, tears streaming. Or a skeptic on Clubhouse admitting, “Okay, that’s consistent.” Or a believer finding peace in Psalm 23. That’s the Bible’s power—living, active, ours to share. As Nate puts it, “It’s not what you say, it’s just in the way”—truth delivered right hits home.

A Guide, Not a Schoolmaster

It’s not a rulebook to choke you—it’s a love letter to free you, a battle plan to arm you, a promise to hold you. We’re humbled to carry it, not as know-it-alls, but as beggars showing others bread. Join us on Apple Podcasts—dig in, test it, see it work. The Bible’s why we reach the unreached, teach the found, and answer the doubters. It’s our gift to a world starving for something real—something that doesn’t shift when the wind does.

Think of it as God’s heartbeat on paper. It’s transformed kings and junkies, skeptics and saints—us included. We’re honored to see it transform others—online, worldwide, today.

It’s a Fact

The Bible’s authority isn’t just a belief—it’s our lifeline in a world drowning in confusion. When we’re on Clubhouse and a skeptic throws a curveball—“How do you know it’s true?”—we don’t flinch because we’ve got thousands of manuscripts, prophecies fulfilled, and lives changed to back it up. It’s not blind faith; it’s rock-solid evidence God left us. For the unreached, it’s their first taste of hope—translated into their dialect, delivered through a phone screen. We’re not making this up as we go; we’re standing on a foundation that’s held for millennia, and it’s why we can speak with confidence, not arrogance, to anyone who’ll listen.

Transforming Lives with Scripture

Every episode we record leans on this truth, and it’s why we’re relentless about getting it out there. Picture a new believer, barely a week into faith, finding our podcast and hearing Psalm 119:105—“Your word is a lamp for my feet”—and suddenly, they’ve got light in the dark. Or an unreached soul in a forgotten corner of the world, hearing Genesis 1 in their own tongue for the first time, realizing they’re not an accident but part of God’s story. That’s the Bible doing what it does—cutting through, lighting up, setting free. It’s why we leverage real-time data and digital outreach tools to pinpoint unreached people in regions where internet access is their gateway to the gospel. It’s why we’re online nonstop, why we invite you to jump in and see it for yourself.

3. Salvation by Grace Through Faith

Salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone—no works, no earning, just trust (Ephesians 2:8-9). Romans 10:9 nails it: confess Jesus as Lord, believe God raised Him, and you’re saved. Repent—turn from sin to God—trust Him, and you’re justified, born again into eternal life then and there (John 3:3). At Ask A Christian Church, we keep it dead simple: call on Jesus, the Spirit seals you (Ephesians 1:13). For a deeper look, check out “2024-09-13 Was Paul Pro-Christ? – How to Earn Salvation – Laying Out the Gospel” at 45:30 here, where Nate lays out salvation by grace with clarity.

Journey of Sanctification

It’s not a one-and-done deal, though. Sanctification’s a marathon—you’re not perfect till Jesus returns (Philippians 1:6). The Spirit reshapes you, trading stone for flesh (Ezekiel 36:26). “Good” before Christ? Your life might not flip overnight—some naturally vibe with God’s law (Romans 2:14-15). A mess before? Change comes slow—stumble, repent, grow. It’s daily, not always instant, but it’s real.

Grace in a Works-Driven World

In 2025, this slices through the noise. Culture screams “earn it”—be better, do more, prove yourself. Religion piles on—rituals, rules, guilt trips. Scripture says no—Jesus paid it all, nailing our sins to the cross (Colossians 2:13-14). That’s freedom, not chains. We tell skeptics it’s not a merit badge—it’s a gift. Believers breathe easy—you’re saved by His grace, not your grit. On the podcast, we’ve seen atheists stop cold: “Wait, no works?” Some dig deeper—grace disarms them when guilt won’t.

Sharing Salvation Globally

This is our mission’s pulse. Online, we hit unreached groups—over 7,000 per Joshua Project—who’ve never heard salvation’s free. See how at Unreached People Groups – Nate Cunningham. New believers? We disciple them in grace, not legalism. Skeptics? We share it soft—“It’s not what you say, it’s just in the way.” Support this ministry by Giving Now. We’ve seen lives flip—addicts free, doubters softened, believers bold—all from this truth.

It’s personal—Jesus didn’t die for “humanity”; He died for you, me, that troll on X. That’s why we’re online, why we care, why we push. Salvation’s free, but it cost Him everything—blood, sweat, a cross. We’ve watched a junkie cry, “He did that for me?” A skeptic whisper, “Maybe.” A believer stand taller, “I’m His.” It’s not what you bring—it’s what He gave. Join us on Apple Podcasts—spread this news that changes everything.

Grace is Great

Picture it: you’re sinking, Jesus tosses a rope. You don’t swim to earn it—you grab and trust. That’s grace through faith. We throw that rope worldwide—one episode, one chat, one unreached soul at a time. As Nate says elsewhere, “It’s not just the words, it’s the way they’re worn”—grace wrapped in love hits different. It’s why we’re here, why we won’t stop.

This isn’t religion—it’s rescue. We’re humbled to see it save—over and over, online and beyond.

Grace in Action

Grace through faith isn’t just a doctrine—it’s the key that unlocks everything we do online. When we’re talking to someone who’s never heard of Jesus, maybe in a language we’ve just cracked with AI translation, we don’t start with rules; we start with the gift—Jesus paid it all. It’s the first thing we want an unreached person to hear, because it’s the only thing that matters at the start. No hoops, no checklists—just trust Him. That’s what we’re bringing to those 7,000+ groups Joshua Project tracks, and it’s why we’re so excited to see even one person grab that rope and hold on.

In Real Time

We’ve watched this truth melt defenses in real time—on YouTube, Clubhouse, wherever. A guy who’s spent years running from God hears Nate say, “You don’t have to earn it,” and suddenly he’s asking questions instead of arguing. Or a new believer, overwhelmed by guilt, finds out sanctification’s a journey, not a sprint, and they start breathing again. It’s not about us being slick—it’s about grace being unstoppable. That’s why we keep pushing, why we’re online every day, why we’re begging you to join us in spreading this news that flips lives upside down in the best way.

4. Christ’s Resurrection and Return

We believe Jesus rose bodily from the dead, ascended to the Father, and will return to judge all (1 Corinthians 15:3-4; Acts 1:11). The tomb’s empty—over 500 saw Him (1 Corinthians 15:6). That’s fact, not fable—proof He’s God, crushing sin and death. He reigns now (Hebrews 1:3) and returns soon—“I’m coming” (Revelation 22:12). No date-guessing—just readiness.

Resurrection’s Promise

Why’s this big? Resurrection’s our hope—if He rose, we will (1 Corinthians 15:20-23). Death’s a door, not a dead end. His return’s our wake-up—time’s ticking. Revelation’s wild—pre-, post-, a-millennial fights—but we all nod: new heaven, new earth, no tears (Revelation 21:4). On the podcast, we ditch end-times hype for scripture’s truth—Nate’s walked through it on Apple Podcasts.

Hope for Today

In 2025, this truth matters more than ever. Culture fears death—aging, sickness, the unknown. We don’t—because Jesus conquered it. Skeptics call it a myth, but history tells a different story—an empty tomb, countless witnesses, a faith that spread like wildfire. For weary believers, His return is our anchor—His promise to restore everything. We’re not doomsday prophets; we’re messengers of hope. Christ’s victory is certain, and we’re here to share it—especially online, where so many are searching for answers.

Fueling Our Outreach

For our mission, this is jet fuel. Unreached groups—7,000+ per Joshua Project—need this: death’s not final. See Unreached People Groups – Nate Cunningham. Believers need it to stand firm. We share it humble—“It’s not what you say, it’s just in the way.” Support this by Donating Now. Online, we light up dark corners with this truth.

It’s real—His death paid for sin, His resurrection proved the victory. His return promises justice and restoration. We’ve seen its impact: a widow finding comfort in the thought of life beyond this one, a skeptic pausing to consider the evidence, a believer longing for His return. It’s why we’re online, why we keep sharing—because truth matters, now and forever.

Imagine no fear—just hope. That’s Jesus—risen, returning. We’re humbled to shout it, inviting you to trust.

It’s not theory—it’s triumph. Join us sharing it—worldwide, today.

The resurrection isn’t just a past event—it’s the promise that keeps us going, especially for those who’ve never heard it. When we’re reaching an unreached group, maybe someone who’s only known death as the end, we get to say, “Jesus beat it, and you can too.” That’s not a fairy tale; it’s history with over 500 eyewitnesses, and it’s a future with a King coming back. We’re online because this hope needs to hit every corner—through a podcast, a video, a translated verse—until every one of those 7,000+ groups knows death’s lost its sting.

Urgency of His Return

His return keeps us urgent—it’s why we don’t slack. Every episode Nate records, every skeptic we answer, every new believer we disciple, we’re racing a clock we can’t see. Revelation 21:4—no tears, no pain—that’s not just for us; it’s for the guy in a war zone who finds us on YouTube, the single mom who stumbles into a Clubhouse room. We’ve seen it spark something—Christians who were complacent realizing, He is coming back, and I’ve been too comfortable. It’s why we’re here, why we’re loud, why we’re asking you to jump in and help us spread this hope that’s bigger than anything 2025 and beyond can throw at us.

5. The Great Commission

The Great Commission is Christ’s command: “Go make disciples of all nations, baptizing them, teaching them to obey me” (Matthew 28:19-20). It’s every believer’s job, everywhere (Acts 1:8). At Ask A Christian Church, we hit it online—YouTube, Clubhouse, podcasts—where people are. Nate’s dug into this on Apple Podcasts—it’s our DNA. For a closer look, listen to “What is the Actual Gospel? Hell – Eschatology – Fun Conversations with Baptized…” at 1:08:00 here, where Nate explores the gospel’s role in fulfilling the Great Commission.

What does this look like now? A digital mission. Skeptics question us—about God, evil, and the Bible—and we respond with both scripture and grace (1 Peter 3:15). New believers need to grow—we disciple through content. Over 7,000 unreached groups, according to Joshua Project, need to hear the gospel in their language, and we can help by using AI for data targeting and translation. Learn more at Unreached People Groups – Nate Cunningham. We plant the seed, but it’s God who makes it grow (1 Corinthians 3:6-7).

The Digital Mission Field

In 2025, billions are online, and many are still searching. The internet is our mission field—reaching those who may never step into a church. Skeptics engage on platforms like Clubhouse, while believers learn to share the message. The Great Commission continues to thrive, crossing boundaries with both truth and technology.

Living the Commission

This is us. We act on Jesus’ command, utilizing resources like Joshua Project to reach those beyond our physical reach. Support our mission by Giving Now. We’ve witnessed it firsthand—skeptics growing curious, new believers finding boldness, and unreached people hearing the gospel for the first time. It’s Jesus’ heart—go, tell, teach.

Imagine, for a moment, a child in a slum hearing about Jesus in their own language. That’s happening today. Therefore, join us—reach the world, one click at a time.

Furthermore, it’s about obedience, not numbers. We’re humbled to live it—online, right now.

Obedience in Action

The Great Commission isn’t just a suggestion—it’s the reason we’re online every single day, hitting platforms where people live. As a result, we’re not waiting for someone to wander into a church; instead, we’re going to them—on YouTube comments, in Clubhouse rooms, through podcast feeds—because Jesus said “all nations,” and that includes the digital ones. With Joshua Project’s data, we’re zeroing in on groups who’ve never had a chance to hear, using tech to translate Matthew 28:19 into languages that haven’t seen it yet. It’s not about numbers; it’s about obedience, and we’re excited to see even one life shift because we showed up where they were.

Sharp as Iron

Consequently, this command keeps us focused—it’s not just about preaching; it’s about discipling, teaching, and walking alongside others. We’ve seen skeptics on Clubhouse begin as critics and end as listeners, not because we avoided their questions, but because we responded with scripture and gentleness. Moreover, new believers reach out, asking, “How do I live this out?” and we guide them through God’s Word, step by step. As for the unreached? We’re getting John 3:16 to them in their native language, and it’s incredible to think that a child in a remote village might hear it because of a signal we sent. That’s the Great Commission in action, and it’s why we’re asking you to join us—because Jesus meant it, and we do too.

6. Biblical Morality

We uphold biblical morality, recognizing that life is sacred from conception (Jeremiah 1:5). Marriage, as designed by God, is a covenant between one man and one woman (Genesis 2:24). Furthermore, we are called to holiness (1 Peter 1:16). Sin is sin—whether it be sexual immorality, abortion, or pride—all fall short of God’s standard (1 Corinthians 6:9-10). Yet, we all stand in need of Christ’s redemption (Romans 3:23). Nate frequently addresses these topics on Apple Podcasts.

Core Beliefs on Life and Marriage

Life begins at conception—God knew us even before birth (Psalm 139:13). Scientifically, DNA confirms the uniqueness of every life from day one. For a deeper discussion, see “2024-11-04 Question From the Crowd – P’nut the Squirrel! – Abortion with the Ladies” at 1:50:55, where Nate addresses abortion with both scripture and compassion.

As for marriage, it reflects both the union of Adam and Eve and the relationship between Christ and the Church (Ephesians 5:25-31). It is a sacred covenant, not subject to cultural shifts. To explore this further, watch “Biblical Requirements for Marriage? Biblical Baptism Requirements – Catholics vs Protestants” at 6:45. Nate breaks down the biblical requirments for marriage. Scripture is clear: whether heterosexual or homosexual, sex outside of God’s design is sin. See Nate’s discussion on “Homosexuality & Pride – Criticism of the Bible Fails – Some Will Not Taste Death (Matthew 16)” at 7:50. Obedience to God is the focus, not cultural identity.

Morality in Today’s Culture

In 2025, biblical morality stands in stark contrast to mainstream culture. While abortion is framed as a “choice,” scripture affirms that life belongs to God. Marriage has been redefined by society, but we remain steadfast in God’s truth. Some may accuse us of hatred, yet we respond with grace and truth (John 1:17). By showing love rather than reacting with hostility, we invite skeptics to reconsider their perspectives. Believers, too, are reminded that while God’s standard is high, His mercy is even higher. As the saying goes, “It’s not just what you say; it’s just in the way.”

Guiding Our Ministry

For us, biblical morality is foundational. We reach the unreached by sharing truth with gentleness (Proverbs 15:1). Online, we bring biblical teaching to places where it is rarely heard. If you’d like to support this mission, visit Support Nate’s Biblical Mission.

Biblical morality is about hope—it reveals that while sin levels us, Jesus lifts us. We’ve witnessed lives transformed, from addicts to skeptics to rebels—ourselves included. Join us in sharing this message.

God’s ways are not burdens but blessings. We encourage everyone to wrestle with these truths and discover why they matter.

Biblical morality is more than a set of rules; it is God’s blueprint for a thriving life. We are committed to taking this message to those who have never heard it. When we engage with new communities, we do not shy away from proclaiming the sanctity of life and the divine design for marriage. However, we do so with love, not condemnation. Imagine a young woman in a culture that devalues her hearing Psalm 139:13—“God knit me together”—and realizing that she is not disposable. That is the hope we are bringing to the digital world through every platform available, because this truth is not just for us; it is for them. That is why we are relentless in spreading it.

Engaging with Love

We have seen how sharing truth with love can change the conversation. On YouTube, a skeptic hears Nate unpack Genesis 2:24 and says, “Wait, that’s not hate; that’s different.” Or a believer struggling with sin comes across 1 Peter 1:16—“Be holy”—and begins relying on Christ rather than justifications. This ministry is not about condemnation; it is about pointing toward God’s better way. That’s why we’re online, why we use resources like the Joshua Project, and why we ask for your support. Biblical morality is not a burden—it is a gift that is transforming lives, one conversation at a time.

7. The Unity of the Church

All believers are part of one Church—Christ’s body—united through faith (Ephesians 4:4-6). Denominations may differ, but they don’t divide us. It is Jesus who binds us together. As a non-denominational community, we welcome all who embrace these core truths, recognizing our shared identity as God’s chosen people (1 Peter 2:9). Petty disputes? They only distract from our greater mission.

Unity is our strength. The early Church thrived through shared faith, prayer, and generosity (Acts 2:42-47), and they demonstrated love so powerfully that it set them apart (John 13:35). Unfortunately, many skeptics today look at the Church’s divisions and scoff. But true unity—centered on Christ—speaks louder than words and fosters real spiritual growth.

Unity Amid Division

In a world fractured by politics, culture wars, and theological debates, division seems inevitable. But Scripture calls us to something higher. Our goal is not to be “right”—it is to be one. That’s why, even in online spaces, we engage skeptics with kindness and disciple others with humility (Proverbs 25:15). True unity isn’t about uniformity—it’s about living out our faith in love and holiness.

For us, unity isn’t just a concept—it’s the foundation of everything we do. Through our conversations, outreach, and resources, we seek to connect believers and reach those who have never heard the gospel. Learn more about this mission at Unreached People Groups – Nate Cunningham. You can also join us on Apple Podcasts. Our goal is simple: to build bridges, not barriers, with humility at the center.

Jesus Himself prayed for this unity—“that they may all be one” (John 17:21). And we’ve seen firsthand how this kind of unity transforms lives. It’s why we’re here.

Imagine a Church where love takes precedence over division. That’s what we strive for—and we invite you to be part of it.

Unity in Action

Unity isn’t just a lofty ideal—it’s the way we operate. Online and in person, we link arms with fellow believers across traditions to bring the gospel to those who have never heard it. We’re not here to argue over traditions or styles of worship; we’re here to proclaim that Jesus unites us and then demonstrate that unity through action.

For instance, we utilize resources like the Joshua Project to focus on the 7,000+ unreached people groups who have yet to hear the gospel. This isn’t about promoting our name—it’s about advancing God’s kingdom as one body. That’s unity in action. It’s why we’re online, why we welcome anyone who loves Jesus, and why we’re encouraging you to join us in this mission.

We’ve seen this kind of unity bear incredible fruit. A Baptist and a Pentecostal team up on Clubhouse to answer a skeptic, and the skeptic is stunned: “Wait, you guys actually agree?” A new believer finds our content on YouTube and realizes they’re not alone—they’re part of something bigger. That’s John 17:21 coming to life before our eyes.

So, we don’t waste time sweating the small stuff. Unity is our strength, our testimony, and our way of showing the world that Jesus is real. It’s why we’re here, why we’re humbled, and why we’re inviting you to stand with us as we live this out together.

Our Unique Online Mission

Ask A Christian Church is unlike any other. Led by Nate Cunningham, this predominantly online ministry reaches the unreached—those in urban pockets, remote villages, and digital spaces where Jesus isn’t known, but YouTube is. While traditional methods struggle to penetrate these areas, we leverage cutting-edge technology to bridge the gap. Using AI not just for translation but as part of a sophisticated digital strategy, we analyze data-driven metrics to pinpoint where and how to deliver the gospel effectively. Whether it’s an immigrant community outside Toronto or a remote village in Southeast Asia, we ensure the right message reaches the right people in their own language—meeting them where they are, when they’re most likely to listen.

What sets us apart? We communicate hard truths with soft words. Many fail by approaching skeptics with harshness—we succeed through love. As the saying still goes, “It’s not what you say, it’s just in the way.” Our goal is simple: to share the gospel with clarity, compassion, and conviction. Dive deeper into our mission at Unreached People Groups – Nate Cunningham.

How We Reach and Teach

We disciple new believers through Scripture, equip Christians to stand firm in their faith, and engage skeptics—even the outspoken ones. Why? Because truth, delivered with wisdom, changes hearts. The Bible tells us that “A gentle answer turns away wrath” (Proverbs 15:1), and we’ve seen this reality play out time and time again. By combining deep biblical roots with cutting-edge technology and a passion for evangelism, we create an outreach strategy that resonates in today’s digital age.

Through online discussions, podcasts, and social media, we’ve witnessed hearts soften where hostility once reigned. The gospel’s light shines brightest in the darkest places, and we’re honored to be part of that transformation. If you believe in this mission and want to support it, visit Support Nate’s Biblical Mission or Donate Now.

Every soul matters. Every conversation counts. And thanks to technology, we can meet people right where they are—online. We are humbled to see God working through this platform.