Carnal Christianity
Reviews are always good. We're reviewing our talks from last year at this month. Today's review is small yet contains food for intense thought.
Carnal Christianity, the term caught my attention recently. A former professional worship leader, now a tour guide to the throne room, spoke of how carnal Christian worship has become. He shared that so many of the worship songs sung today are all about the unholy trinity of me, myself, and I; so few are sung about God, the One our hearts long to worship. It was a new thought, one that required thinking on. Not much thought was needed though; truth was plain. So much of popular Christianity today is indeed about man and himself rather than God Himself.
The prayer continues..."May it be all Thee and none of Me, Dear Lord. All and only Thee."
Carnal Christianity, the term caught my attention recently. A former professional worship leader, now a tour guide to the throne room, spoke of how carnal Christian worship has become. He shared that so many of the worship songs sung today are all about the unholy trinity of me, myself, and I; so few are sung about God, the One our hearts long to worship. It was a new thought, one that required thinking on. Not much thought was needed though; truth was plain. So much of popular Christianity today is indeed about man and himself rather than God Himself.
The prayer continues..."May it be all Thee and none of Me, Dear Lord. All and only Thee."