The Pilgrim's Perspective

Justin Cooper and Joe Moates

Helping Christians develop a biblical worldview so they can live faithfully in a confused and changing world.

Episodes

  1. FEB 2

    Cancel Church? Discernment, Convenience, and a Culture Losing Its Hunger for God

    Snowstorms force hard decisions for churches—but what happens when canceling church becomes less about safety and more about comfort? In today’s episode, we talk honestly about when canceling services is wise—and when it exposes a deeper heart problem. We examine the growing trend of churches reducing Sunday services, dropping Sunday night altogether, and quietly adapting to a culture that no longer prioritizes gathering with God’s people. We confront convenience Christianity—a generation willing to skydive, climb cliffs, race motorcycles, and risk their lives for adrenaline, yet quick to miss church over weather, tiredness, or inconvenience. We also address the rise of “Jesus Is Not God” billboards, why false religion is growing bolder in public spaces, and what it says about a church that grows quieter, weaker, and less doctrinally grounded. While some respond with outrage or vandalism, we argue the real answer isn’t paint—it’s preaching, conviction, and revival. This episode isn’t about judging churches or believers—it’s about examining our hunger. Do we miss church when we miss church?Do we desire the assembly—or secretly celebrate when it’s canceled?And what happens to truth when the church stops gathering faithfully? If you care about biblical conviction, doctrinal clarity, and a faith that doesn’t fold under comfort, this conversation is for you.

    39 min

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Helping Christians develop a biblical worldview so they can live faithfully in a confused and changing world.

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