Since 2020, the world has begun to see a number of shifts in the way some people go about their lives. Homesteading is on the rise. Localism is causing people to rethink where they live and how they spend their money.
Previous ways of doing things are being questioned, while older, more traditional practices are being brought back.
How does this apply to the church? What is the place of tradition, and how do we allow for questioning without reinventing the wheel in each generation?
Jack Wilkie covers all that and more in this week's Cultural Breakdown
In my first video/audio mailbag, I respond to comments, critiques, and questions regarding my article, The Case for Closed Communion.
In Episode 2 of Cultural Breakdown, I look at two Norman Rockwell paintings that set the trajectory of the home, church, and culture toward...
July 8, 2024 jackwilkie.co
