Just wanted to get everyone's thoughts on this...
Please dont turn this into a debate about music styles, that would be completely missing the point.
I am friends with a guy who is involved on a volunteer basis with a Christian radio station. The format is hard rock... not your typical top40 Christian station.
The goal of the station is to reach the lost. The music is Christian, but the management of the station does not want the on-air personalities to get too "preachy". Management does not want to offend anyone because then they might not listen.
Certain phrases are not allowed on the air... such as saved, or born again. Not because they dont believe in such things, but because those words are often time misunderstood by unsaved people.
The stated goal of management is to #1 be the best rock station in the city... and #2 reach the lost.
Abortion and homosexuality are not allowed to be talked about because they are too "political". The word "sin" is discouraged.
On air personalities are not allowed to present the "gospel" in a manner in which a lost person may get offended, or made to feel like they are a "sinner".
What do you all think about this?
I personally call it "evangelism by osmosis" (which is no evangelism at all).
Krispy
