This is so sad, especially when his background is worship leader and Church planter. His wife Lisa grew up in a charismatic church, and they were leading worshipin such environments. They are extremely talented musicians! I'm not American so I don't fully understand the (Church) culture over there. Is it common that people leave the Christian faith for some kind of interreligious belief? I have read that young people/young adults are frustrated with the American Christianity, and leave churches en masse. Especially frustrated with megachurches with more focus on strong leaders than on Jesusbeing the head, and putting up shows etc. Some leave for house churches, some for more liturgical churches, and some lose their faith, and some get into yoga, mindfulness and eastern philosophies. What's your experience or perception? Do you know what happened to Gungor?
@tanjaostman this is the YouTube video I mentioned https://youtu.be/qrS-xo6kj5c
@Berrybunchfamily thank you for your earlier comments! Very interesting to read! I have listened 10 min in, and will continue. Since I'm into music, it interests me.
@tanjaostman I have lots of thoughts on this topic, having been a worship leader for more than 3 decades across traditional to contemporary, and childrens worship
@Berrybunchfamily nice! I have also been involved in worship leading (singing and playing the flute), and singing in a all white gospel choir for youth as a teen! But the worship leading when I was 20-30. There is a time for everything... The first thing I do when I go to make breakfast is playing worship songs. They are life to me. My husband plays the piano. My son is a great drummer.
@Berrybunchfamily just to clarify, since my English is not perfect. By all white gospel choir I just meant that we were Finnish youth singing black gospel. Not that people of other colors weren't welcome - we would have loved it. Just that there were no black people living in my town when I was a kid. 😀
@tanjaostman thanks - I thought that's what you meant ;-)