I know there have been articles along these lines, but pastors are really struggling with this. They try to teach from the bible or preach a sermon about the gospel and their congregants will tell them that they are wrong, or when pressed that Christ's direct instruction "doesn't apply anymore" because of some pretzel of Leviticus and a few snippets of letters from Paul.
It's not just the protestants, either. Recently I was interacting with an old friend, one of my high school teachers who was also our neighbor across the street through my entire childhood. He is a devout catholic. I sent him the Pope's excellent letter to American bishops that essentially rebuked and rejected the interpretation of the principal of Ordo Amoris advanced by some American Catholics including JD Vance in a recent interview.
My friend's response was that the Pope is not infallible, and and he would need his parish priest to weigh in, but that in any case we can't just "surrender our national sovereignty." In other words, on a matter of doctrine, he's taking JD Vance and the parish priest over the Bishop of Rome and St. Augustine himself.