HEY! You have probably heard the chorus to this song. Maybe you've heard the whole thing or you've sung it in church. It's very catch, but is it BIBLICAL? Should we sing it? And as always, we look at: Does it relate to scripture? What does it look like through a biblical lens? Let's break it down.

Merry Christmas! Let's jump back to a great cover by Pentatonix of Mary Did You Know? Beautiful arrangement of a beautiful song. The song is beautiful, but we have to ask: Does it relate to scripture? What does it look like through a biblical lens? Let's break it down.

It's Christmas time! I love a good worship update of a Christmas classic. Check out "Phil Wickham - Behold (Official Music Video) ft. Anne Wilson" How does it relate to scripture? What does it look like through a biblical lens? Let's break it down.

First time listening to PTX version of this song. Beautiful arrangement of a beautiful song. Does it relate to scripture? What does it look like through a biblical lens? Let's break it down.

First time listening to MTM Isaiah. Pretty sure it won't be the last! Thanks to  @isaacdagoat2169  for the recommendation! Let's check out "Till I'm Gone" by MTM Isaiah. Does it relate to scripture? What does it look like through a biblical lens? Let's break it down.

I MADE IT SHORTER! This video got suuuuper long, so I tried to cut it down a bit. I'll work on keeping it shorter in the future so it's not such a chore to edit down. But for now, here's a shorter version of my reaction to this sermon.

Elevation Worship: controversial church, but this song is solid. Thanks to  @isaacdagoat2169  for the recommendation! Let's check out "Mercy" by Elevation Worship. Is it a good song to sing with a congregation? Does it relate to scripture? What does it look like through a biblical lens? Let's break it down.

My friend Evan Jones questions me while we try all the crazy wing sauce from Hot Ones. I laughed. I yelled. I cried.

There are always going to be shifts in culture. That's why there is a Bible, a standard of God's word to the people made in His image. We can't just rewrite the Bible or start saying things about God that aren't true and biblical. When we do that, we are inventing a new god and/or religion. This "sparkle creed" isn't Christianity.

What makes for a good sermon? I think it has something to do with teaching scripture accurately, relating it to modern life, and pointing us to Jesus. Here's a PASTOR REACTS: SERMON EDITIONToday we're looking at Ringgold UMC's recent message: "Isaiah Gone Wild". We're asking: Is this a biblical message? Does the preacher lead us to points from the truth of scripture, or just say their own thoughts with a little scripture sprinkled in? Let's break it down. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I'm Brian Lucas, and I'm a pastor and worship leader. Come hang out, learn about the Bible, and react to this video with me.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Watch the Original Video: https://youtu.be/Mw3LxZdbppg