Respond and Engage!
TALK TO PAUL ON-AIR: 313.272.5600
CT: Megxit and the Church: Harry and Meghan Reflect Our Lost Youth
Krish Kandiah is a UK-based speaker and author and founder of Home for Good, a fostering and adoption charity.
“Harry and Meghan’s story highlights that transitioning tradition [italics mine] is not just a problem for the institution of the church. And like the royal family, the church needs to renegotiate how it holds on to the past and contextualizes for the present.”
“While there are some who are very critical of the couple for abandoning tradition—accusing them of dereliction of their taxpayer-funded duties—others like myself are more supportive of the Sussexes’ progressive stance. Their desire to prioritize one another, be financially independent, and champion causes close to their heart despite great sacrifice is praiseworthy. Many are hopeful that this will catalyze the modernization of the monarchy and facilitate it to further its positive contribution to the UK’s and the Commonwealth’s public life.
“Christians should consider carefully our response to this latest episode with “Harry and Meghan.” The church and the royal family have more in common than we might at first imagine. Both are ancient institutions struggling with recent scandals of high-profile members failing to deal adequately with accusations of sexual abuse; accused of being biased against women and non-inclusive of people of color; and now apparently losing the allegiance of a new generation.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE: The Queen’s Statement on Harry and Meghan
What Religion is Aaron Rodgers?
Dr. Stephen Nichols: 5 Minutes in Church History: John Bunyan
CT: Declare His Glory Among the News Feeds
“Let your digital self also be no longer you who live but Christ who lives in you, and the life you now live in the flesh—or online—you live “by faith in the Son of God” (Gal. 2:20).”
VIDEO: Funeral Service for Lois Evans, wife of Pastor Tony Evans
CP: Priscilla Shirer to undergo surgery due to ‘dangerous irregularities’ in left lung