A church played Pink Pony Club during their worship service… but what does this say about the state of modern Christianity? In this video, Christian Barrett reacts to the viral clip and walk through why this matters, how the Bible calls us to something higher, and how we can guard our churches against drifting from God’s truth.

We’ll talk about:

• Why playing secular songs like Pink Pony Club in church undermines the gospel.

• The danger of straying from orthodox Christianity.

• How God’s Word, Jesus’ identity, and our new life in Christ keep us grounded and the need for the Word to be Supreme

If you’re passionate about defending the truth of Scripture, discipleship, and worship that glorifies God, this video is for you.

Chapters:

00:22 – When churches stray from orthodox Christianity
03:18 – Reaction: Singing Pink Pony Club in church
04:25 – How do we avoid drifting from truth?
05:11 – Way #1: The Word of God is inspired
07:05 – Why we desperately need the Word of God
07:50 – Way #2: Remember who Jesus truly is
10:05 – Way #3: Declare that we are new creations in Christ
12:55 – We are called to something greater

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