Christianity isn’t a relic of the past—it’s the only worldview that explains the world as it is, confronts the human condition honestly, grounds morality objectively, and offers a hope strong enough to outlive death. It doesn’t tell you to become better; it tells you that you can be made new.

There’s a jarring kind of poetry when a call for repentance echoes defiantly against explicit music and numbing comforts—a fierce battle for hearts and minds, raising unsettling questions about purity, motive, and truth.