Prayers focused on a collective body instead of individual repentance and obedience is a sneaky yet lofty way to say, "Lord, I am not the problem", and then command, "God, do something to fix the mess." To way too many, Christ is rather a servant than the Risen King.
Prayers focused on a collective body instead of individual repentance and obedience is a sneaky yet lofty way to say, "Lord, I am not the problem", and then command, "God, do something to fix the mess." To way too many, Christ is rather a servant than the Risen King.