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I tried to watch but was disappointed. I know the show is not a historical representation like "The Passion", but there was just too much dialogue and scenes that had no Biblical reference.
Well by discernment I meant the fact that showing this show conveys to the congregation that it is a good show to watch.
You are correct. Of course, he himself may think it is a good show to watch (which raises another question or two) but, regardless, it did indeed lead the flock toward unhealthy pasture and dangerous water.
I hope not. But, sadly, it's more and more of what I hear these days. That's why I like listening to Jim Cymbala at Brooklyn Tabernacle, or Tim Dilena at Times Square Church, or Carter Conlon wherever he preaches. Of course there are other good ones (plus we have many great ones who have gone home but are still preaching through their recordings) but those are three of my go-to guys these days, along with the classics who have gone on before. Please understand I'm not downgrading people such as David Jeremiah, Jack Hibbs or Andy Wood, etc. They are all theologically sound. It's just that I not only agree with the theology of the three I named first, but I really like the way they each communicate the messages God gives them.
