What's the World Coming To?
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What's the World Coming To?
The Frozen Chosen
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Why did so many Bible-believing churches withdraw from the culture during the twentieth century?
In this episode of What's the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken Ortize continues the "What's the Church Coming To?"series by examining the historical forces that reshaped Christianity. As higher criticism, secularism, and evolutionary thinking gained influence, many believers responded by separating from the culture rather than engaging it—leading to what became known as "The Frozen Chosen."
Pastor Ken traces this journey through church history, explaining how the authority of Scripture came under attack, why many Christians retreated from public life, and how leaders like Billy Graham helped call the church back to engaging the world with biblical truth instead of fear.
This episode is both a history lesson and a challenge for believers today: How can Christians stand firmly on God's Word while faithfully reaching the culture around them?
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