Where does responsibility end and religiosity begin? 👀🙏🏾

In Season 2 Episode 4 of The Unserious Christian, we're getting into one of the most debated topics in Christian culture — guarding your gates. How far should Christians really take this? Does every song, movie, and TV show need to have a Bible verse in it to be acceptable? And when does being mindful of what you consume cross the line into being just plain religious? 😂✨

We kick things off with our Question For The Room: What is the craziest thing God told you to stop ingesting for your faith? — food, movies, TV shows, music, artists… we want to know. 👀

Then we get into it:

🚪 When does guarding your gates go from spiritual responsibility to religiosity?
🎵 What are your basic rules for what you listen to? — the standards Christians actually hold themselves to
🙌🏾 Is music intrinsically a spiritual experience? — and are concerts actually a form of worship?
🎨 Can you separate the art from the artist? — music AND movies included
🤝🏾 Should Christian artists collab with secular artists? — and what if the song isn't Christ-focused at all?
😔 How should the body of Christ support Christian artists when their sins and faults become public?

This one is going to have everybody in the comments defending their playlist. 😂🕊️

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