News feeds have been buzzing the past few days over the revelation that Angus T. Jones (that's him in the middle), who plays Jake Harper in the TV show "Two and a Half Men," has recently become a Christian.
He has subsequently confessed his growing disgust with the show that has made him famous. He has been quoted encouraging readers to 'stop watching' and stop 'filling your head with filth.' Watch the show just once and you'll see what he's talking about. It is legendary for overt sexuality and offensive behavior and speech.
He has suggested that his faith and work are on different planes and that being on a show like Two and a Half Men, as a believer, could actually be part of God's plan.
I doubt there is any big debate that God can use whatever He wants to use in any setting He chooses to use it. History is rich with examples of God using unbelievers to accomplish His purposes. But in this particular scenario, does Angus T. Jones have any obligation to leave the show that he still has one year of contract obligation on?
And be blessed.
He has subsequently confessed his growing disgust with the show that has made him famous. He has been quoted encouraging readers to 'stop watching' and stop 'filling your head with filth.' Watch the show just once and you'll see what he's talking about. It is legendary for overt sexuality and offensive behavior and speech.He has suggested that his faith and work are on different planes and that being on a show like Two and a Half Men, as a believer, could actually be part of God's plan.
I doubt there is any big debate that God can use whatever He wants to use in any setting He chooses to use it. History is rich with examples of God using unbelievers to accomplish His purposes. But in this particular scenario, does Angus T. Jones have any obligation to leave the show that he still has one year of contract obligation on?
And be blessed.
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