We should be really concerned about the impacts on individuals and be incredibly careful to avoid offense – wherever reasonably possible. But the idea that we shouldn’t even be present, let alone passionate, while certain groups wage a war of attrition on the foundation of family and society is reckless and harmful. Good news, there is a balance!
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The position for change is entirely subjective opinion, and has no foundation on objective reason or ration. There is no consistently applicable logic. Advocates of change are quite happy to discriminate on their subjective moral compass whilst condemning those like me who discriminate on the eternal moral compass, the Word of God.
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History has been indelibly marked by believers who have challenged the status quo of socially acceptable immorality. I believe the Church is full of very passionate people, truly willing to be inconvenienced for the love of their neighbours and our nation.
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I love how patriotic Nehemiah was. He loved his nation, neighbours he’d never met, and he organised them from rabble and rubble to remove the shame of the nation and make it great again. How can Nehemiah’s example be applied to the Church age?
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What did Jesus have to say about the issues we face today, such as the redefinition of marriage in the name of celebrating love, or the demand for rights to do what we want with our own body? Was He tolerant and indifferent, or intolerant and loving?
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What can we do to respond to overreaching bioethicists who would seek to exclude Christians not only from public debate but from even practicing medicine in the field of their gifting or choice?
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QUESTION: Can we honestly say we’re submitted to the governing authorities, as commanded in Romans 13, if we’re criticising them or campaigning against them?
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QUESTION: Can we effectively criticise someone in authority and pray for them at the same time?
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As we Rebuild the Wall of righteousness around our nation and society, let’s examine the Scriptures and reasons we’ve heard or maybe offered ourselves about Christians and politics and how they should (or shouldn’t) mingle.
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In many ways the anointing on John the Baptist is the same anointing on the Church since its birth. But was John the Baptist purely prophetic about the future, or was he also prophetic about the present, the immorality and weak character of those in political authority, the leaders of society and consequently society in general?
Read MoreWhen God speaks of a “new” covenant, it means He has made the first one obsolete. It is now out of date and will soon disappear.
Read MoreIt is because God is good that we can be saved and go to heaven, not because we are good. This isn’t a “people pleasing Gospel”, this is what Jesus promised when He said “My yoke is easy and my burden is light.” So what IS a “people-pleasing Gospel?
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