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“All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times!”
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God loves poor people.
God loves rich people.
God loves Republicans.
God loves Democrats.
God loves Lion's fans.
God loves other football teams too (i think)
God erases the lines.
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I'm so thankful my church today preached the good news of Jesus (a great story from Luke 17:11-19) and not a political state-of-the-Union about American politics. One is the calling of the Church, the other is not
Tuesday’s election results were so alarming because evangelical Christians sat it out.
More than 10million fewer evangelicals voted Tuesday than in the last midterm election. As this pastor points out, when Christians abandon the ballot box, our country will continue down the path of progressive, godless ideology.
Church, we MUST rise up!
And I don’t want to read a single reply arguing against Christians voting unless you’ve watched this *entire* video. 👇🏻
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Drew did exactly what a solid, above average backup QB should do today. He took care of the ball, made some solid plays, and helped the defense win the game. When Sam is ready, he’ll be back at QB1. Fortunately it’s not up to the fans….
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The church is not equipped for a political fight, and it was never meant to be. Its purpose is to share the gospel, and the gospel does divide — but it does not divide along party lines. It divides the world from the people of God. Christ did not come to sort Republicans from Democrats. He came to call a people out of the world and into His kingdom. A sinner in a red state and a sinner in a blue state stand on the same side of that line until grace moves them across it.
When the church aligns itself with a political party, it draws the wrong line. We are a 50/50 nation, and a church that marries itself to one party has told half the country that the door is closed before the gospel is ever preached. The offense of the cross is supposed to be the cross itself, which is not supposed to become a partisan yard sign. The church that trades the division Christ makes for the division Washington makes has abandoned the one fight it is equipped to win for one it is guaranteed to lose.
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Jesus tells us to love our neighbor.
And who is our neighbor?
According to Jesus -- E.v.e.r.y.o.n.e
We love our neighbors, including those who seem like our enemies, out of an overflow of God’s love for us and as a way of demonstrating our love for God.
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Jesus is the hope of the world.
The local church is the hope of the world.
The church is Jesus's body here on earth, so both these things are true.
You know what isn't the hope of the world? Any political party or leader.
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Reposting this for no particular reason
Liz Cheney: “I say this to my Republican colleagues who are defending the indefensible. There will come a day when Donald Trump is gone, but your dishonor will remain.”
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Interesting how it's always "vote according to Biblical values!" until it comes to the verses about welcoming immigrants, helping the poor, feeding the hungry, bringing healthcare to the sick, forgiving debts, caring for our planet, laying down our swords or loving our neighbors.
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A Christian can vote for a Democrat, Republican, or an independent candidate without it being a commentary on the authenticity, orthodoxy, or genuineness of their Christian faith. To say otherwise is someone pushing a partisan agenda, and attempting to co-op Christianity for political gain.
Christians are free to vote for either party or candidate, based on their convictions, priorities, and values.
Evangelicals have kept the US from being France and the UK. The SBC isn’t alone among evangelicals, but we’re the largest group of them in a country facing *spiritual* issues. @WillyRice
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If you don't think politics is an idol in the American church, try suggesting that Christians don't have to vote Republican and watch how vile the responses are.
Truth
"He's a good player...But he is certainly not irreplaceable."
@TheMikeSalk is glad that last night put an end to the narrative that the #Seahawks made a big mistake letting Kenneth Walker III go to the Chiefs.
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