I saw a couple of articles this past week that got me thinking. One talked about a church nativity set that depicted Joseph, Mary and Jesus each in their own cages. It represented the birth of Christ in the context of what’s happening at our border today. Is it wrong to do this with a nativity scene?
The second article discussed the flaws of the modern worship movement. It suggested that modern worship is too emotional, that it needs more depth of theology in its lyrics. Is that right? Should worship be more doctrinally sound and less emotional?
We discuss all this and more in episode #007 on Unfeigned Christianity.
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