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church and politics

Church and Politics (Part 2): A Powerful Call to Rediscover the Church’s True Mandate

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The relationship between the church and politics continues to raise important biblical questions for today’s believers. If the Church is not called to appoint presidents, then what is our mandate? Part 2 explores the purpose of spiritual gifts, the dangers of political entanglement, and the call to refocus on Christ. This discussion offers a clear […]

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The church’s relation to politics – Part 1: The Church, Spiritual Gifts, and Political Authority: A Reframed Mandate

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Before we can understand the Church’s role in politics today, we must first understand how God worked with prophets and kings in Scripture. Here’s Part 1 of a biblical reflection on spiritual authority, leadership, and the Church’s true mandate. One of the most fascinating themes in the Old Testament is the relationship between prophets and

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The Complex Dance:Navigating Biblical, Cultural, and Denominational Traditions

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I woke up this morning reflecting the intricate web of influences that shape our faith. Biblical teachings, cultural norms, and denominational traditions all intersecting in complex ways, often leaving us wondering what is truly essential to our walk with God. In Mark 7:8-9, Jesus cautions the Pharisees and scribes against neglecting biblical teachings in favor

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Marriage: The bedrock where families stand strong

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There’s a growing trend today: people saying they want children without marriage, without commitment, without the covenant that has traditionally held families together. But what does this mean for the children? Family is not a factory line where lives are produced without thought for their future. Children are not accessories to adult desires, they are

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