Apologist Wesley Huff explains the Gospel on popular comedian's podcast
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“Popular Christian apologist Wesley Huff went viral [last] week for his explanation of the Gospel to a group of comedians on an influential podcast.” - CPost
As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
Television, aka TV
“Popular Christian apologist Wesley Huff went viral [last] week for his explanation of the Gospel to a group of comedians on an influential podcast.” - CPost
“…in our internet age, there is a profusion of media channels, websites, and video channels that not only produce an unending stream of educational content, but also news and entertainment…. But what seals the deal is the political bias.” - UnHerd
“The April 20 episode of ‘American Idol’ will be a three-hour ‘Songs of Faith’ special, where all 20 contestants perform worship and gospel songs in primetime.” - CPost
“With strong cinematography, solid performances and a focus on biblical accuracy, Prime Video’s ‘House of David’ is an ambitious mix of drama and historical storytelling, capturing the fall of King Saul and the simultaneous rise of David with the scope of ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and the character depth of ‘The Chosen.’” - CPost
Also:
“It’s unclear whether these exits could signal financial trouble for Daystar, a key player in the world of charismatic celebrities and conservative politics.” - C.Leaders/RNS
“I see ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ as a fascinating historical moment. It’s the true story of an unassuming comic strip character who crossed over into television and managed to voice hefty, thought-provoking ideas – without getting booted off the air.” - The Conversation
“The Times seemed to state this somewhat derisively, but that ‘warmth’ is why Americans eagerly and loyally watched the show for nine seasons and 210 episodes—and have been enjoying it in reruns ever since.” - Daily Citizen
“over the years, pioneering producers in Christian television expanded into interview programs, documentaries, concert specials and drama…. But despite all those brave attempts, a curious thing happened. Preaching on television endured.” - The Baptist Paper
“Bob [Newheart] suffered the absurdities of modern life and made the middle-class man into a dignified figure, not despite but because he was put upon. Playing his own straight man, he invented stories that would show us our own conceited ways.” - L&L
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