The Dangerous Intersection of Christian Faith and Political Idolatry
This essay examines the evangelical church’s loyalty to political power, calling for a return to authentic faith rooted in Christ's teaching
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The Dangerous Intersection of Christian Faith and Political Idolatry
The following essay is partially derived from conversations with non-believers—some married, others single—who shared their experiences of disillusionment within the Christian community. For many, a troubling link to a specific politician or certain political affiliations by some Christians fueled their mistrust. Through reviewing texts, photos, and recorded conversations provided to me, I, too, reached the inevitable conclusion that duplicity of faith not only undermines the gospel we are called to spread but also alienates younger generations.
This essay aims to encourage Christians to recognize the urgent need to move beyond tribal identifications and instead embrace the moral convictions central to our faith.
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Isaiah 60:22
A little one shall become a thousand,
and a small one a strong nation:
I the Lord will hasten it in his time.
Trusting God's Perfect Timing: A Journey of Trust and Growth
In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to get caught up in the chaos and lose sight of the bigger picture. We often find ourselves impatiently waiting for things to happen on our own timeline, forgetting that there is a divine plan at work—a plan far greater and more perfect than we could ever imagine.
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