We have an obligation to the Great Commission to reach an inclusive culture with the truth. In a fallen world languages are imperfect. English and the ancient languages of Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek are no exception. Yet God's revelation through imperfect human authors and imperfect human words remains perfect. But we live in a time when the intent of that inclusiveness has been lost and confused by cultural language barriers.
Inclusive language restores that original intent.
If the language we speak can be redeemed to clarify that no group or category of people is less equal or less valued by God than others, it is our moral obligation to the gospel to do so. The cultural cry for inclusive language is a cry for acceptance and love. But this only shows that our culture and a significant portion of its members are crying out for acceptance, equality, and the affirmation that they too are loved and valued by God and others.