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“Secondly, notice that one of the key problems with the end times Church of Laodicea is that the Church is “blind.” If the American church is part of the church of Laodicea, and there are multiple reasons to conclude that we are, and we are therefore “blind,” it is clear that we won’t even see, let…” quote by John Price
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““Secondly, notice that one of the key problems with the end times Church of Laodicea is that the Church is “blind.” If the American church is part of the church of Laodicea, and there are multiple reasons to conclude that we are, and we are therefore “blind,” it is clear that we won’t even see, let alone understand, our true spiritual condition. How can we see what we have become if we’re “blind”? Some may argue that the major changes that have swept over most of the individual churches in America may not be in obedience to God’s will. Let’s be honest. Has the Church influenced the popular culture of America since the 60’s or has the popular culture influenced the Church? Chuck Colson has observed that “the culture is religion incarnate.” Chew on that thought for a minute. Our culture reflects and puts flesh on our religious beliefs. We rail against our declining culture, but if our culture is a reflection of us, as Christians, then who’s to blame for our declining culture? Has the church in America become “Christianity Light,” or like the Coke product, “Christianity Zero?””

John Price

About This Quote

Source Sermon: Contemporary Christian Commentary, 2010

The American church is spiritually blind, mirroring a culture that both shapes and is shaped by its believers, leading to a diluted faith.

In simple terms: The church is blind and culture reflects its beliefs, causing weakened Christianity.

Key Takeaway

Recognize cultural influence and seek spiritual clarity.

Themes

faith culture spirituality identity society

Mood

concerned reflective

Type

theological critical

When to use this quote

  • church leadership
  • personal discipleship
  • public policy
  • media engagement

Key Concepts

Blindness cultural reflection spiritual health

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does culture shape your faith?
  • What steps restore spiritual sight?
A Different Perspective

Blindness may be self‑imposed, requiring honest self‑examination.

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