Hank Hill had another great set of lines at the end of that episode (S08E02, I believe) where he gets out a box of Bobby's old toys that he's lost interest in. Hank tells him that he doesn't want Jesus to become like one of those once-fashionable toys that quickly loses its appeal. I was quite surprised to find that much theological profundity in an episode of KoTH.

Edit: Also the bit with the rocker's dad about the fifth commandment.

Amazing. How have I never seen that before? Made me laugh primarily because it resonates quite strongly for me (although I suspect not for everyone).

There are Christian artists I've really enjoyed. Iona spring immediately to mind, although I haven't listened to them regularly in years, but the relevant points are:

1) Their lyrics tend to have more substance to them.

2) Even if the style isn't your cup of tea, there's some real and undeniable musicianship on display.

Although way poppier, and with edgier lyrics, I'd probably put Switchfoot in the same category.

I laughed, but try playing the guitar solo in Drop-D from the track _Wonder_ for 10m while the preacher gets excited and leads an extended prayer :D Holy hand cramps batman