Meet Richard

[secretsareboring]

I'm not a Christian, but when I was, I had similar ideas about marketing the gospel. There's nothing wrong with marketing, and I don't want you to stop. But what I do want, is for the world to collectively stop paying attention, and to invent a better reality than the one being marketed to us. Better than yours, better than everything.

[beyondrelevance]

@secretsareboring Good point. Just to keep it simple, let's call "marketing" communicating. There is nothing wrong with communicating—just that hidden agendas, deceptive motives and greed often fill the communications landscape. But, of course, not all communication is that. While much communication is sincere, I agree that there is too much junk out there crying out to us with bad motives. Sorry about your hurtful church/God experience. I pray God reveals His true love to you.

[trusay]

love it. i have a similar testimony to you. God bless you

[religiousabuse]

FAKE

[beyondrelevance]

@religiousabuse how sweet! what exactly is fake? my hair? the background? how can i help? you are obviously struggling with something. i am sorry if church people have done you wrong.

[religiousabuse]

MENTALLY UNSTABLE

[religiousabuse]

DELUSIONAL!!!!!

[Dasneezequeen]

If anything what you did was brave. Your story inspired me. I am under no title (ei, Presbyterian, baptist, etc) I walk the path in which God has prepared me for.

[ikeusa]

I honestly thought this video was a spoof on today's marketing obsessed church. Apparently its the real deal. I am very confused...don't know whether to laugh or cry.

[momelock]

Is this how bad the world is today that we have to "market" the Gospel? This makes my toes curl.

[beyondrelevance]

@momelock "Market" is just a modern day word for "communication" in a world suffering from message overload. Blessings.