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12 Truths & A Lie Podcast by J.D. Greear

How Should Christians Handle Political Differences?

Nov 20, 2023
In this podcast, Pastor J.D. discusses myths about politics in the church, urging Christians to handle differences with grace. He emphasizes aligning with God's kingdom, incorporating Christian values in politics, challenging perspectives with humility, and focusing on Jesus over political divides.
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Quick takeaways

  • Primary allegiance for Christians should be to God, not political affiliations.
  • Bringing God's wisdom into diverse societal spheres can manifest good politics and loving neighbors.

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Handling Political Differences as Christians

When considering how Christians should navigate political differences, it is emphasized that their primary allegiance lies with God as Jehovah Nissi. The podcast highlights the importance of recognizing that Christians, as strangers and exiles in this world, do engage in politics while acknowledging that their true citizenship belongs to the heavenly kingdom. By focusing on being the people of the lamb and rallying behind the banner of God, Christians are encouraged to transcend political affiliations and unite under their shared faith.

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