The Gospel Of Andrew Tate?

This is obviously a clip from a much longer podcast, but in this clip I think Andrew Tate makes a legitimate observation. He points out that in general those that call themselves Christian have no real fear of God. The evidence, he says, is in how we live our lives. Do we live in a way that demonstrates that we have reverence for God? Do we know how to defend our faith? Do we even care to defend it? I would propose that much of what Tate is pointing out is the down stream effects of easy believeism and the seeker sensitive movement of the mid-nineties. Movements that focused on making people comfortable and feel good, but did little to actually teach them the attributes of God or speak of holiness. That’s my two-cents. What do you think?