https://ag.ny.gov/press-release/2025/attorney-general-james-announces-conviction-new-york-political-party-leader
https://wng.org/sift/family-policy-director-jailed-for-campaign-finance-errors-1753457727
https://www.thelcn.com/news/livingston-county-conservative-party-chairman-pleads-guilty-to-stealing-party-funds/article_605fd85f-fad5-4b51-b6e9-85f96180f749.html
Jason
McGuire is a regular fixture on the Family Life Network (FLN). Based
in Bath, New York, the Evangelical radio station covers an area from
the eastern border of Ohio to the Catskill Mountains - from Lake
Ontario all down through Northern and Central Pennsylvania. The
station is ubiquitous - at times it seems to dominate the airwaves
with multiple frequencies overlapping and drowning out other signals.
It's odd though because whether one is wandering through Buffalo,
Johnstown, State College, Scranton, or Binghamton - one does not feel
a strong Christian presence. Sometimes I wonder, who is listening to
this? Of course FLN's watered down pop culture Christianity with its
cheap grace gospel doesn't lend itself to a strong witness. The
tattooed vaping girl with the green hair standing outside a Sheetz
gas station/convenience store may in fact be an FLN-type Evangelical
who attends church a half-dozen times a year, has been assured of
salvation, and yet doesn't know the Scriptures, and cannot even begin
to explain or elaborate the faith apart from some emotional
expressions.
This
kind of Christianity is also dominant on college campuses. My son
attends a Bible study wherein many of the Christians present will
admit they haven't even made it through the New Testament. Obviously,
they know next to nothing about Christian doctrine and the
understanding of Church history doesn't extend beyond the last
decade.
Is
this even Christianity at all?