On the Godly Whistleblower podcast, music artist and worship leader Mackenzie Morgan shines a light on popular teachings and music in the church today and shares what Scripture teaches on how we are to worship in spirit and in truth within the church gathering. Light hearted and relatable, Mackenzie offers an entertaining but honest view on how Christians are to live lives as a pleasing worship to... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Do Christians today have an unhealthy view of the public education system? What is the *actual* history of this system, and are we doing the next generation harm by our turning a blind eye to the serious issues that come with it? Are we smarter than ... more
Holly Pivec and Doug Geivett join Mackenzie on this episode of our 'Rediscover Bethel' series where we evaluate the teachings of Bill Johnson from Bethel Redding Church in their videos attempting to clarify their theological beliefs. We get into the ... more
“So Will I (100 Billion X)” is a popular worship song written by Hillsong United that has received a lot of recognition over the years from people who love the song and also people who choose not to sing it for different reasons based on the lyrics. ... more
Today's modern worship music has been greatly influenced and modeled after the New Age. In this episode, Mackenzie dives into the history of New Age and the specific people who made this more than just a 'coincidence.' Why is this important and why d... more
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You did an excellent job with this podcast!
This podcast will be worth your time! I appreciate Mackenzie’s thoughts on modern worship. I always knew something was off but could never put a finger on it and Mackenzie helped me get to the bottom of it. I recommend this podcast to anyone in church, but especially Pastors and Worship Leaders.
Grateful for the insight on topics I’ve never really been aware of, but so grateful they have been brought to my attention through this podcast! Especially on the “Jesus is my boyfriend” episode, I was never aware of this trend, but as of today ( 1/24/25 ) , upperroom released a new song today called “dream” which has exactly what you described and talked about in that podcast episode, to where I wasn’t able to make it through the song, so thank you for that episode! Although there might be some... more
I formerly attended an Apostolic Pentecostal church for 2 years, but I made the choice to leave after things were not sitting well with me.
One of the issues I had was with the choice of “worship” music that gets played. A majority of the songs that get played come from Elevation worship and Bethel music. I didn’t pay so much attention to the lyrics and I had no idea what their respective churches believe in. I was just excited of being in a church family again so I allowed myself to be naive a... more
There are very few experienced and knowledgeable believers on music, worship AND theology, but Mackenzie Morgan is certainly one of them. My wife and I adore her insight, care and wisdom. The body of Christ will ever benefit from her words of kindness and truth as she faithfully expounds our current culture of Christian music and compares it with holy scripture. She even dares to incorporate forefathers (and mothers) of the faith and their theological insight into the music and lyrics that we wo... more
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A significant focus lies on examining contemporary worship music and its theological implications. The host tackles the blending of modern worship with elements from the New Age movement, critiquing both the emotional manipulation in church practices and the ambiguity found in popular worship lyrics. Each episode often includes personal anecdotes and reflections, as the host encourages listeners to engage deeply with their faith and consider the effects of secular influences on worship practices. This podcast may particularly resonate with those seeking a deeper understanding of worship and its alignment with biblical teachings, especially in the context of modern church culture.
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