Being young is tough. Being a young Christian can be tougher.
Here at Audience of One, we have honest conversations about life; breaking misconceptions and discussing what it really means to live for Christ without worrying about pleasing others. Our focus? Just one person - the Audience of One.
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Being young is tough. Being a young Christian can be tougher.
Here at Audience of One, we have honest conversations about life; breaking misconceptions and discussing what it really means to live for Christ without worrying about pleasing others. Our focus? Just one person - the Audience of One.
What’s the big deal about music? I know I used to ask this question a lot. Why should the music we listen to as Christians matter? And not just music, but the content we consume in general. Why is it such a big deal? I’m already saved, so why can’t I just listen to and watch whatever I want, right? In today’s episode, we talked about why music is important and why we should be conscious of the music we listen to and the content we consume as believers. It was really fun making this episode and trust me to fumble over words every two seconds💀 Let me get your feedback! You can send in a voice message that may be featured in the next episode ( if you want) or reach out to me on Instagram @audienceofone.pod . To send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/audience-of-one/message And a video I think will also help drive home the point. I really liked it and I think you will too: ‘Should Christians listen to Secular Music?’ by Hannah Williamson https://youtu.be/WPrEBe-oXzk
Audience of One
Being young is tough. Being a young Christian can be tougher.
Here at Audience of One, we have honest conversations about life; breaking misconceptions and discussing what it really means to live for Christ without worrying about pleasing others. Our focus? Just one person - the Audience of One.
