Two Pastors Talk about being Christian-ish
Pastors James and John talk about cultural Christianity and the idea of being “Christian-ish,” examining how faith intersects with modern media and society. The pastors reflect on PBS's "All Creatures Great and Small "and its portrayal of Christian rituals—particularly baptism and the renunciation of evil—contrasting these depictions with historical traditions. They discuss the challenge of guiding people in faith without reducing it to superficial practices or a checklist of good deeds, emphasizing that true transformation takes time and patience, not just religious observance.

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