Theology in the Raw How to Love Your Christian Nationalist Neighbor: Caleb Campbell
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Nov 25, 2024 
In this discussion, Caleb Campbell, lead pastor at Desert Springs Bible Church and author of 'Disarming Leviathan', explores the intricate relationship between faith and politics. He highlights the challenges of unifying diverse beliefs in a divided world and the ethical dilemmas of Christian nationalism. Practical advice is shared on loving neighbors who hold contrasting views, emphasizing empathy and genuine dialogue. Campbell advocates for redirecting love towards Jesus' teachings, navigating ideological divides with grace and understanding.
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Church Exodus and Turning Point
- Caleb Campbell's church experienced significant resistance after 2016, with 80% leaving by 2020.
- Many joined churches led by figures like Mark Driscoll, and some promoted Turning Point USA rallies.
Rally Revelation
- Campbell attended a Turning Point USA rally disguised as a revival, observing attendees respond spiritually.
- This experience highlighted the movement's spiritual nature, leading him to adopt a missiological approach.
A Missiological Shift
- Campbell realized Christian nationalists need missionaries, not enemies, after a conversation.
- This led him to view the movement as a tribal identity and spiritual idolatry requiring a missiological approach.