In the Milk or Meat? series, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles challenges believers to grow from spiritual infancy to maturity in their faith. After salvation, many settle into a self-centered Christianity—believing God is pleased regardless of how they live—but Scripture teaches that genuine growth requires intentional obedience and spiritual discipline.

Milk or Meat? Your Works Will be Tested by Fire - Are some life purposes and callings more “spiritual” and eternally “valuable” than others? Is pastoring and teaching on Sunday more important than running a business? What about stay-at-home moms and homemakers? Or those skilled in the trades? Government leaders? Accountants, doctors, lawyers, firefighters, police officers, paramedics, school teachers, etc.? The answer is…No!

Milk or Meat? Stop Dividing Over Leaders - The “Celebrity” Christianity mindset has actually been around for many, many years. Instead of Jesus being our Savior, Lord, and King, our favorite local pastor or online speaker has taken His place. We have become fans and followers of mere men and women instead of the perfect, holy God. So, what is the role of a church leader? What type of influence should they have in our lives?

After the prayer of salvation, a self-willed, cultural Christianity loudly boasts and proclaims, “No matter what we do, we are pleasing to God.” However, Scripture teaches the complete opposite. So what does it mean to be mature in our faith? Why do we even need to grow once we are born again? Is spiritual maturity our responsibility? Does Scripture teach milk or meat?