Culture
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My goal in writing this article is not to pretend I can answer all our questions, but to suggest Biblical principles that could serve as home base for working through the many challenges that have spawned from the past month. My intention is to say a few words on each subject, glossary-style, in order of…
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In this video, I have the privilege to speak with Eli McGowan about anon accounts, the Zoom call he leaked, WWII, Joel Webbon, Moscow, Josh Buice, and churchmen of every status on the internet.
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“If it wasn’t below you to lie about Santa, Junior has no reason to assume it’s below you to lie about Jesus. And guess what? It’s not, because you have lied about Jesus. Your testimony has contradicted the Gospel you preach.”
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“Those who are ‘just asking questions’ are going to be humble, not proud. They are going to welcome counter-questions. They are going to be searching for answers, not supposing they have all the answers.”
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“In cases like these, no human lives are immediately at stake. But the question is: must we really wait until it escalates to that point? If we see a war coming a mile away, is it not our duty to engage in proportionate acts of war now?”
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“Whether or not the details should all be released by now is really not relevant. Alas, they are not; and so we are responsible to pray, wait patiently for those additional details, and simply go about our own Christian duties.”
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“Even before Miss Welch set foot on the street that infamous night, she needed Jesus to save her. The same goes for the scores of other young folks whose regrets continue to be published on that YouTube channel.”
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“But the gesture of earthly disapproval in the ad falls far short of this. In this sense, rather than going too far, it didn’t go far enough, because it could not be backed by the authority of Scripture.”
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“Hollywood plays with demons like a child playing with his dad’s gun, and Satan loves it. He doesn’t mind being a silly cartoon villain as long as Jesus is a silly cartoon hero.”
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“When we tell children the story of the boy who cried wolf, are the villagers the bad guys?”