Christianity Was Never Supposed to Be This Weak

By Dark Waters

Community Score: 50% | 4.0K views | 4w

0 community ratings: null thumbs up, null thumbs down

What happened to the kind of Christianity that fasted, prayed, sacrificed, confronted darkness, and expected the power of God to actually show up? In this wide-ranging conversation, James Williams of Dark Waters sits down with Matt from Straight Bible to talk about what may be missing from much of modern Christianity. We look back at men such as John Wesley and earlier Christian movements where prayer, fasting, discipline, sacrifice, and devotion weren't occasional activities—they were part of the Christian life. The conversation raises an uncomfortable question: Have we become comfortable with a Christianity that has good arguments but very little power? We talk about the cost of following Christ, the meaning of sacrifice, the power of the Holy Spirit, the modern church, spiritual warfare, and why knowing about God is not the same thing as actually walking with God. But the conversation doesn't stop with church history. We also get into AI, psychedelics and DMT, spiritual decepti

Tags: Christianity was never supposed to be this weak, modern Christianity, modern church, spiritual warfare, Christian spiritual warfare, power of God, Holy Spirit, Christian revival, revival, prayer and fasting, fasting and prayer, John Wesley, Christian discipline, biblical Christianity, weak Christianity, church revival, spiritual power, Christian sacrifice, knowing God, walking with God