Cultural Kool-Aid
In our PC-on-crack culture, outrage isn’t just accepted - it’s expected. Whether we’re trying to fit in or float above the fray on a cloud of moral superiority, Christians have started speaking fluent offense. But is the real problem “out there”? Or is something subtler - and more spiritual - stirring in here?
Memes, Micro-aggs, Marshmallows
With every creative endeavor comes the real possibility of offending someone. In today's culture—including the church—offense is practically a love language. But when Christians adopt the world’s dialect of outrage to stay “relevant,” something gets lost: grace. In Part 1 of A Good Offense Wins Championships, we roast marshmallows, dodge memes, and examine why offense might be costing us far more than we think.