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Matt Walsh: Christian church ‘doesn’t have much of a future’ – unless this changes
September 14, 2017
Have you struggled with not feeling spiritually fed at your church?
Christians around the country are starving to hear biblical, honest teaching that holds them accountable in their lives. TheBlaze’s Matt Walsh joined Thursday’s “The Glenn Beck Radio Program” to talk about the spiritual dangers of a church that doesn’t give people the truth they need to hear.
“We need explanation. We need to be told how to navigate the spiritual minefield of modern culture,” Matt wrote this week. “We need something to hold onto.”
While some may be happy with their pastor and their church, every Christian needs to recognize that culture is changing the church, not the other way around.
“To deny that this is a problem is absurd,” Matt said on Thursday’s show. “We know that the faith is decaying in this culture.”
Glenn Beck used the hospital analogy to talk about how desperately people of faith need to come to church each week to have a safe place for spiritual conviction and repentance.
“I think our churches should be spiritual hospitals. I’m coming in there every day, and I need triage,” Glenn said. “Instead, what’s happening is our churches are turning into someplace that is either an entertainment center or it is a place where all the people think they are doctors and they’re talking about all of the other patients that they need to help.”
To see more from Glenn, visit his channel on TheBlaze and listen live to “The Glenn Beck Radio Program” with Glenn Beck and Stu Burguiere weekdays 9 a.m.–noon ET on TheBlaze Radio Network.
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