As long as he lived, they did not fail to follow the LORD, the God of their fathers. So we see that being more than an iconoclast is a divine principle for revival. This biblical principle for revival and blessing applies in our lives as individuals, in our family life and in our church life. Some Christians are great iconoclasts. They run a very tight family ship.
TV is banned and family activities are monitored with an iron fist.
Their children are purged of all possible connections to the world. Often these Christian iconoclasts are right up front when it comes to church discipline or sermons denouncing the worldly idols and practices that have crept into the church or into the lives of their fellow-Christians. That's iconoclastic thinking, and it's good and godly. Our tools are ready at hand for clearing the ground of every obstruction and building lives of obedience into maturity. Taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ and building lives of obedience into maturity goes far beyond iconoclasm.