Modern churches tend to be local political entities that tell you what you should or shouldn't say by giving lines about God being above politics, but "politics" is downstream from culture and we are seeing the failure of the church as a whole in what we are awakening to.

I personally believe the more accurate kind of church is a home church with families and rotating teachers like the early church, but not everyone has that opportunity. We have to stand up to what's happening in our churches, even if it's uncomfortable. Luther did this and was persecuted, but he was right to question the church. I think a lot of Catholics would agree that the church at that time had severe issues.

Marxists have taken over Sunday school and soulless politicians masquerade as "pastors". If we think none of this can happen in your church, we must think again. Evil is a slow drip and church is the hardest place to wake up to the evil among us because of centuries-old facades and tropes that religion, not God, has built up.