What happens when a church closes and its building becomes a mosque? Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland discuss a report from Warren, Michigan, and ask what the change says about the church in America.
In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, they examine reports of former Christian church buildings becoming Islamic centers, along with the growth of mosques in the area. Their conversation turns to church closures, immigration, evangelism, and the responsibility to pass faith on to the next generation.
They also consider whether churches have left their first love and lost sight of the practices that once sustained them. Smith and Rowland make the case for returning to Scripture, repentance, soul-winning, old-time preaching, and the work of the Holy Spirit. Along the way, they debate what churches gain or lose when they trade familiar traditions for newer styles, from worship music and smoke machines to Bible translations.
Watch for a candid conversation about religious change in American communities, the condition of the church, and why Smith and Rowland believe some things that work shouldn't be replaced just because something new is available.
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