• Episode 46: Christians & Politics (here we go)

  • Oct 18 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
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Episode 46: Christians & Politics (here we go)

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  • Summary

  • Special guests:

    • Pastor Matt Marshall, Shadow Mt BC, Morgan Hill, CA
    • Pastor Brad Wells, Graceway BC, Capitol Hill, DC

    Quotes

    • "The wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God."
    • "Policy is external change and God does internal change."

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions

    02:00 Politics and Scripture: A Biblical Perspective

    05:58 Navigating Liberal Environments as Christians

    09:55 The Role of the Church in Politics

    11:46 The Intersection of Morality and Politics

    19:08 Voting Dilemmas: The Lesser Evil Debate

    23:04 The Impact of Political Climate on Faith

    26:51 Conclusion: Standing for Truth in a Complex World

    31:29 Voting: A Christian's Responsibility

    36:05 Engagement in Politics: A Call to Action

    40:41 The Role of the Church in Political Discourse

    49:05 Understanding the Johnson Amendment

    58:22 The Power of Choice in Governance

    01:01:10 The Nature of Voting

    01:02:49 Engagement and Responsibility in Politics

    01:05:02 The Role of Faith in Political Action

    01:08:58 The Dynamics of Power and Influence

    01:13:52 The Importance of Civic Engagement

    01:18:12 Balancing Faith and Politics

    01:22:00 Final Thoughts on Voting and Responsibility


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