With a one-minute look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

During last year's Olympics, the Fiji and Rugby team won the gold and captured hearts

by unashamedly and passionately singing a stirring hymn of praise after their victory.

If you've not seen it, it's kind of wonderfully intimidating to hear these literal giants

bellow out praises to God on the field.

And it seems they're at it again, a few weeks ago before their contest and pop one new

guinea, the team took the field and lifted their voices again in honor of God.

I dare you to listen to this song and not be moved.

Look with all the buzz about the dangers of Christian nationalism these days, it's worth

reflecting courtesy of our Fiji and brothers on the prospects of a nation so drenched

by the love of God and the truths of Christianity that singing hymns becomes a marker of national

identity.

It seems the most natural thing in the world.

It's also worth considering what it really means and doesn't mean for a nation to

be Christian in the first place.

For the Callsson Center, I'm John Stone Street.