
Makeup, Beauty & Faith: What Does the Bible Say | A Case For Grace Ep 10
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In Episode 10 of A Case for Grace, Kate Gray and Jeffrey Slater tackle a hotly debated topic in Christian circles: Is it wrong for Christians to care about their appearance? From makeup to beauty treatments, to even cosmetic surgery, where should believers draw the line? Many Christians struggle with balancing self-care and vanity, questioning whether focusing on appearance is sinful or simply a way to honor the body God gave us. In this episode, Kate and Jeff dive into: ✅ What the Bible really says about beauty and self-care ✅ The historical and cultural context behind certain scriptures on adornment ✅ How to avoid making appearance an idol while still honoring God ✅ Practical advice for navigating modesty, self-worth, and societal pressure Whether you're wondering if it’s okay to wear makeup, get cosmetic treatments, or just want a biblical perspective on beauty, this episode is for you! Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: Should Christians care about their appearance? 00:41 - Understanding self-care vs. vanity 01:53 - What the Bible says about beauty and adornment 03:18 - The importance of historical and cultural context in scripture 06:19 - Is makeup or cosmetic surgery sinful? 07:31 - The danger of making beauty an idol 09:23 - Can you honor God while still caring for your appearance? 12:05 - Modesty: How should Christian women and men dress? 14:14 - Practical takeaways for keeping a God-centered perspective on beauty 📢 Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments!