source: Kirk Franklin's A Gospel Christmas

(Kirk Franklin's) A Gospel Christmas (2021) - As suspected this film was all a bit too much for me. I'm not in to religion and I don't generally appreciate the word of God. I don't adhere to a deity that takes attendance and sets trials to test me. While I have tolerated subtle religious undertones in a lot of Christmas films, and yes I know about the origins of the season, I just can't bring myself to watch the ones that are too heavy on the worship and God-bothering side of things. I only recorded this one, because the gospel churches generally tend to bring more joy to the preaching and I hoped that it would mean a joyful romance, but even the worshipping was over the top, I thought that people might start speaking in tongues or fitting in the aisles. It was too extreme and I could see that this film would not be to my tastes at all within the first few minutes. I did make it all the way until about 10 minutes in, but could take no more. Unscored as unfinished.

Against the word of God in every way. It lies about the origins of Christmas, celebrates it as a good like the origin of Christ. Has people openly going against the word of God acting as it is the church. This movie puts a spell on its viewers and washes your spirit with lies with a bright and beautiful smile and beautiful music. The music can lul you into a sense of spirit for something the Lord himself would cry about for it hurts his spirit. This movie will cause people to stumble in faith. It has beautiful theatrics for such a reason. Watch this movie with decernment. Pray before, during and after. Keep your bible close and keep Jesus closer. Shalom.

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