The Shepherd King

By: Church Ambassador Network
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  • The Shepherd King Podcast is a weekly discussion with Greg Baker, the founding director of the Church Ambassador Network, about transcending beyond current culture to see government through the lens of the Gospel.
    Copyright 2024 Church Ambassador Network
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Episodes
  • #66 Elections 2024: How should Christians respond after the elections?

    #66 Elections 2024: How should Christians respond after the elections?
    Oct 16 2024

    In this episode we begin our new series, "Elections 2024", where we discuss why government matter, how Christians should vote and how Christians should respond after the elections. Today we discuss how Christians how respond after the elections.

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    12 mins
  • #65 Elections 2024: How should Christians vote?

    #65 Elections 2024: How should Christians vote?
    Oct 16 2024

    In this episode we begin our new series, "Elections 2024", where we discuss why government matter, how Christians should vote and how Christians should respond after the elections. Today we discuss how Christians should vote.

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    16 mins
  • #64 Elections 2024: Why do elections matter?

    #64 Elections 2024: Why do elections matter?
    Oct 16 2024

    In this episode we begin our new series, "Elections 2024", where we discuss why government matter, how Christians should vote and how Christians should respond after the elections. Today we discuss why elections matter.

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    16 mins

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