The main business of entertainment is to please the crowd, but the main purpose of authentic Christianity is to please the Lord. Both the Bible and history have repeatedly shown that it is seldom possible to do both at the same time for very long.
- Gary Gilley
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Bill
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I know this to be true in my own life so it’s not just history that shows it to be true! Considering the person who tries to do both at the same time find out that the Bible still shows forth that what is in the heart will show forth eventually!
I’m reading through Ecclesiates right now and as we know, it mentions about vanity, and things being meaningless.
Most of the things it mentions have nothing to do with entertainment. Yet, somehow, churches suppose they can use the name of Jesus, or God, in the name of entertainment and get away with it.
Somehow, I don’t think the judgment seat of Christ is God’s idea of ‘entertainment’.
Amen!