Stand Firm with Justin Domino

#038 The Idol of Busy: What It's Costing Your Family

Pastor Justin Domino and Pastor John Foley discuss how the demands of modern life can pull families away from what matters most. From packed schedules and youth sports to family dinners and church attendance, they explore how busyness can become an idol and what the Bible teaches about prioritizing family, faith, and intentional time together.

#037 Be Her? What Every Young Woman Needs to Hear

Pastor Justin Domino and Worship Pastor Wendy discuss the growing pressure many young women face to compare themselves to others. Using themes from the song "Be Her," they explore anxiety, identity, self-worth, and the cultural expectations placed on women today. Through a biblical lens, they share how women can find confidence, purpose, and lasting identity in Christ rather than in comparison or approval from others.

#036 Is LGBTQ Affirmation Compatible with Christianity?

Pastor Justin Domino and Pastor Christian Malone examine whether LGBTQ affirmation is compatible with biblical Christianity. They discuss common arguments made by affirming Christians, compare those claims to Scripture, and explore how believers can hold to biblical truth while showing the love and grace of Christ in conversations about sexuality and identity.

#035 Aliens: Fact, Fiction, or Something Else?

Pastor Justin Domino and Worship Pastor Wendy explore the question of aliens, UFOs, and extraterrestrial life from a biblical perspective. They discuss what the Bible says about the unknown, how Christians should approach conspiracy theories and cultural speculation, and why discernment matters when navigating questions Scripture doesn’t directly answer.

#034 Faith, Truth, and Love: Navigating Homosexuality as a Christian

Pastor Justin Domino and Pastor Christian Malone discuss how Christians can approach homosexuality with both biblical truth and Christlike love. They explore what Scripture teaches, how to navigate relationships with grace and conviction, and how to represent Jesus faithfully in a culturally divided conversation.