We Want the Fruit While We Despise the Root
Timothy Downing argues that modern Christianity often embraces Christian civilization’s moral fruits while rejecting its root: submission to Jesus Christ. He criticizes churches that prioritize respectability, comfort, and niceness over truth, repentance, sacrifice, and transformation. Like a leafy but fruitless fig tree, Christianity risks withering when it preserves appearances while abandoning its foundation. Continue reading We Want the Fruit While We Despise the Root