EP 144 | The Way Home: What Secular Music Reveals About Our Search for God

What happens when a culture that says it doesn't need God can't stop singing about longing, emptiness, morality, identity, sacrifice, and the search for something more?

In this episode of Living Grounded, Ron Moore, Jill Kowalski, and Tom Rojahn explore what secular music may reveal about the spiritual hunger that exists beneath the surface of our culture. From Taylor Swift and Noah Kahan, they listen for the deeper questions hiding inside songs that were never necessarily written as Christian statements.

Could our culture's persistent searching actually point to something—or Someone—it cannot find on its own? Maybe the songs we sing reveal that, beneath all our searching, we were made for God and are still looking for our way home.