Team Church Podcast
Cancel Culture Is Not Kingdom Culture
Kingdom Culture can be defined as God's way of doing things. Cancel Culture, on the other hand, is the common practice of withdrawing support from popular figures or companies after they have done something considered objectionable or offensive. Many of us have seen or experienced this in recent times. In this episode we'll unpack the difference between the two and discuss a biblical approach to the culture today.
Kingdom culture asks for accountability. Cancel culture wants it's cancelation.
Kingdom culture attributes righteousness. Cancel culture asks for personal atonement.
Kingdom culture deals with things personally. Cancel culture takes them public.
Kingdom culture offers a road map to restoration. Cancel culture leaves people for dead.
Kingdom Culture can be defined as God's way of doing things. Cancel Culture, on the other hand, is the common practice of withdrawing support from popular figures or companies after they have done something considered objectionable or offensive. Many of us have seen or experienced this in recent times. In this episode we'll unpack the difference between the two and discuss a biblical approach to the culture today.
Kingdom culture asks for accountability. Cancel culture wants it's cancelation.
Kingdom culture attributes righteousness. Cancel culture asks for personal atonement.
Kingdom culture deals with things personally. Cancel culture takes them public.
Kingdom culture offers a road map to restoration. Cancel culture leaves people for dead.