He Gets Us Exposed: The Money and Marketing Behind the $20 Million SuperBowl Ads
(Evangelical Dark Web) While watching or attending sporting events in America, the people have become exposed to the He Gets Us campaign. Whether via commercials or through stadium advertising, messages about Jesus are presented in the most trifling manner with banal statements like “Jesus left it all on the field” to more unscriptural statements like “Jesus was a refuge” and “Jesus was fed up with politics, too” in vain attempts to make Jesus more relatable to a modern audience.
In reality, the modern connotation surrounding the word “refugee” along with the images of the campaign wrongly relate Jesus, who sojourned (to pass through) in Egypt for a brief stay, to illegal immigrants, who are not refugees by definition, crossing the border and taking advantage of American welfare. This is just the tip of the iceberg for the theological problems surrounding He Gets Us, as they also do not affirm the perfect deity of Christ.
Over the years, Superbowl ads have become rife with Hollywood personalities and social engineering agendas. Since it remains the largest audience for any given broadcast, it demands premium dollars from advertisers. When exposed to these advertisements, many Americans take to the internet to research what exactly is He Gets Us. They are asking questions concerning who is behind it and why they spent around $20 million on two Superbowl ads.
Ultimately, He Gets Us is another attempt at social agenda being imposed by its theologically apostate and even unbelieving benefactors who desire the most improvident “rebrand” of Jesus ever concocted.
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This article was written by Anthony Fava and published at Evangelical Dark Web
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Many milquetoast churches and church leaders have the idea that having a world-approved church would somehow win the world over. While this foolishness is not new, “He gets us” is one of the latest versions of this self-defeating and self-deceiving absurdity. Yet many self-proclaiming Christ-followers believe this is wonderful. Such is the state of discernment.
And all of this leads people away from the truth, and toward a different gospel and a different Jesus.