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In this episode, we tackle one of the more challenging and timely topics in the church: how Jesus is portrayed in media. Even in a world that often resists the gospel, Christ remains the most well-known person in history, and His name and image are frequently used to support certain messages or agendas. From major sporting events to popular streaming platforms, Jesus continues to appear in ways that grab attention and spark strong reactions.
Many believers feel a sense of uneasiness when encountering these portrayals, whether through campaigns like He Gets Us or shows like The Chosen. Are these depictions helpful, misleading, or even harmful? How should Christians respond when Christ is presented through modern media, and does depicting Jesus raise concerns related to the second commandment?
We ask the questions that create the most discussion. Are these portrayals faithful to who Jesus truly is, or do they subtly reshape Him to fit cultural expectations? Does representing Christ on screen cross a biblical line, or can it serve a redemptive purpose? Our hope is to think carefully and biblically about how Christ is depicted, so that Scripture, not culture or marketing, shapes how we see and respond to Jesus.
Link to He Gets Us ALTERNATIVE: https://youtu.be/rV3AnTUPiDY?si=UdINF_Bi2-cfOfxl
Song and Book Recommendation:
Only a Holy God by CityAlight
https://open.spotify.com/track/6VtdWaBrPqG0NuxdjogzrM?si=1cc3989426774994
Deeper: Real Change for Real Sinners by Dane Ortlund
https://a.co/d/34U1guY
Follow He Must Increase on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hemustincreasepodcast/
Check Out Our Website: threethirtyministry.com
#theology #reformed
By Connor ShadyIn this episode, we tackle one of the more challenging and timely topics in the church: how Jesus is portrayed in media. Even in a world that often resists the gospel, Christ remains the most well-known person in history, and His name and image are frequently used to support certain messages or agendas. From major sporting events to popular streaming platforms, Jesus continues to appear in ways that grab attention and spark strong reactions.
Many believers feel a sense of uneasiness when encountering these portrayals, whether through campaigns like He Gets Us or shows like The Chosen. Are these depictions helpful, misleading, or even harmful? How should Christians respond when Christ is presented through modern media, and does depicting Jesus raise concerns related to the second commandment?
We ask the questions that create the most discussion. Are these portrayals faithful to who Jesus truly is, or do they subtly reshape Him to fit cultural expectations? Does representing Christ on screen cross a biblical line, or can it serve a redemptive purpose? Our hope is to think carefully and biblically about how Christ is depicted, so that Scripture, not culture or marketing, shapes how we see and respond to Jesus.
Link to He Gets Us ALTERNATIVE: https://youtu.be/rV3AnTUPiDY?si=UdINF_Bi2-cfOfxl
Song and Book Recommendation:
Only a Holy God by CityAlight
https://open.spotify.com/track/6VtdWaBrPqG0NuxdjogzrM?si=1cc3989426774994
Deeper: Real Change for Real Sinners by Dane Ortlund
https://a.co/d/34U1guY
Follow He Must Increase on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hemustincreasepodcast/
Check Out Our Website: threethirtyministry.com
#theology #reformed