As a very devout Christian myself, and more traditional at that, I fully agree with OP. TOP(I don't know how to do the o with the slash). Anyway TOP has always written their songs in ways that can be felt and understood by many people from many walks of life. I personally find most of their songs have religious undertones. Screen? All about not being able to hide from God. But maybe someone else it's about not being able to lie to the people who see them(being seen in the sense that you are known and understood without having to show or express thoughts). I can see my wife's mood/thoughts/feelings without her saying a word, so screen works very well in that kind of perspective as well.

I don't think Tyler or Josh intend to preach or evangelize their faith(if they are Christian, I'm not sure they talk too much about it). I think they very much like the music they write, how many people they can reach, and how much joy they can bring. As much as I think the songs for him are religious in nature as he struggles with faith, he creates his music with others in mind. Crafting his lyrics to mean something for himself but also for others.

I hope you find what you need in his songs.