The Hill John the Baptist Died On

In Matthew 14:1-12, we find out that Herod has been hearing about the deeds of Jesus.  In fact, Matthew tells us Herod actually suspects that John the Baptist has risen from the dead and is the one performing these deeds.  In this passage, we learn that John was killed because he took a stand against Herod's illegitimate marriage and sensual lifestyle.  Noel Piepgrass shares how we ought to be willing to take a similar stand against our culture's wayward views on gender, marriage, and sexuality.