Faith without religion.
Personal Faith Beyond Institutional Boundaries
In a recent episode of ‘Heart of the Matter,’ host Shawn McCraney delves into the concept of Christian subjectivism, challenging traditional views of institutionalized religion. McCraney argues for a deconstruction of established Christian institutions, suggesting that a personal relationship with Jesus Christ exists outside the confines of organized church structures. He posits that the return of Jesus in 70 AD marked the end of the need for institutional churches, advocating instead for a subjective and spiritual understanding of Christianity. The episode also highlights the need for a redefined view of the Bible, a more comprehensive definition of what it means to be a Christian, and a reevaluation of God’s sovereignty. McCraney’s approach aims to address the perceived shortcomings of modern Christianity and offers a fresh perspective on faith that prioritizes personal freedom in Christ. The show encourages viewers to question long-held beliefs and seek a deeper, more personal connection with their faith.