This Halloween, my wife and I took our son to an event called Judgment House. It’s an outreach aimed at the seasonal “haunted house” set, and it packs a powerful gospel message.
At the heart of Judgment House is a play. Theatre style. However, instead of sitting in a seat while actors do their work on stage, Judgment House asks you to walk from scene to scene while actors play out the drama right in front of you and around you. Even behind you. The story is different every year, but it always has the same blunt and honest themes . . . freedom of choice, death and judgment, reward and punishment.
Frankly, Judgment House is about someone going to Hell, and that is a concept you don’t often hear from the pulpit these days. (more…)
Suspension of Disbelief 