12/10/2026
The Follow EBN TV Kenyayou ask that church in America why they play secular music in church, they will tell you, "Don't be too religious."
Today if you ask that church that ordained le***an bishops, they will tell you, "Don't be too religious."
Today if you ask why some churches are dancing secular dances and copying worldly entertainment, they will tell you, "Don't be too religious."
Today if you ask a pastor, "What is Jersey Sunday and where did the idea come from?" they will tell you that you are being religious.
If you ask where some of these church trends came from, they will say you are judging and being too religious.
If you ask a young man why he is fornicating, he will tell you, "Don't judge me."
If you ask why churches are using TikTok challenges and social media trends to attract people, they will tell you that you are too religious.
Now churches have all kinds of activities to market themselves. Everything has become a strategy, a trend, a campaign, a brand.
And if you question any of it, you are labeled religious.
But let me ask a simple question.
When did holiness become being religious?
When did asking for biblical standards become being religious?
When did separation from the world become being religious?
People love quoting, "We are in the world but not of the world."
I agree.
But if we are not of the world, why are we constantly borrowing from it?
Why are we copying its music, its dances, its methods, its culture and sometimes even its values?
Jesus said we are the light of the world.
Light does not copy darkness.
Darkness copies light.
The Church was never called to look like the world so that the world can feel comfortable.
The Church was called to be different so that the world can see Christ.
The more the Church wants to be accepted by the world, the more it risks losing its identity.
Maybe the problem is not that some believers are too religious.
Maybe the problem is that many Christians no longer want to be different,
