Next Super Bowl Instead of Foot-Washing, Why Not Show ‘The Passion of the Christ’ for 60 Seconds?

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If nothing else the “He Gets Us” ad from the Super Bowl accomplished one thing: It got people talking.

Perhaps the noisiest group is the one already most acquainted with the Savior — Christians themselves. (Yes, yes I know many of you are thinking “yeah, they don’t act like they know Him.” Fair enough, but they certainly know Him better than those who don’t, which seems manifestly obvious, but who knows these days.)

X is teaming with hot takes. Tik Tok’s banks spill over with commentary, and our newsroom comm channels here at The Western Journal are full of messages picking apart the ad, both positively and negatively.

The price to jump-start this discussion? Roughly $14 million for the 60-second ad if The Wall Street Journal’s to be believed.

I wasn’t sure what to think when it showed up in my living room last night, but I felt instinctively off-put. Was that my flesh or the Holy Spirit?

I’m still not sure, but today I realized why.

My pastor and hero Adrian Rogers used to say (among many, many other memorable things), “Anytime you take part of the truth and make it the whole truth, you create an untruth.”

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