Ken Myers, of Mars Hill Audio, is a great gift to the church today. He’s able to stand outside our contemporary culture (and church culture) and, with a view toward history, see it in context and provide a critique that hits the target. His book, All God’s Children and Blue Suede Shoes, originally published in 1989, is part of the Board education program and has had a shaping influence on Mars Hill’s understanding of the challenges of living faithfully in the midst of contemporary culture.
In the introduction to his book, he says, “The challenge of living with popular culture may well be as serious for modern Christians as persecution and plagues were for the saints of earlier centuries.” Continue reading “Christian Faithfulness in a Disordered Culture”