Diluting the faith
Something Christian pastors wrestle with is how much to "dilute" the message of the bible.
If you can water down the message of Christ 10% and ensure that you recruit another person to be saved, is that a tradeoff you're willing to make?
At what point does it become too diluted to be "true"?
There's millions of memes of youth pastors trying their damndest to be relatable ("You know who else called Saul?").
Is the core message of "Believe in Christ and repent for your sins" enough? Or at least enough to open the door?
Or are you more militant, believing that ANY dilution, and compromise, is blasphemous, and you must take the good with the bad, the whole package, as written.