Topic
politics
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Is Your Patriotism Distorting the Gospel?
Can patriotism distort the gospel? The Good Samaritan challenges Christians to examine nationalism, political loyalty, and what Jesus really meant by loving…
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The Good Samaritan: Jesus Destroyed the Walls We Keep Rebuilding
What did Jesus really teach in the parable of the Good Samaritan? Discover how Christ redefined “neighbor,” challenged prejudice, and called believers…
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Are You Stirring Others to Love OR Fear?: Heb 10:24
What does Hebrews 10:24 mean? Discover how the finished work of Christ frees believers to encourage others, stir one another to love,…
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Is Jesus a Capitalist? My Shock as an Outsider Encountering Political Christianity in North America
Growing up as a serious Christian in India, I never expected North American Christianity to feel so political. From pastors mocking nations…
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Understanding “Not Getting Entangled In Civilian Affairs” And Gospel
What does it really mean for Christians to avoid “civilian affairs”? A gospel-centered reflection on compassion, moral clarity, and why saying “this…
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Nationalism Is “Repackaged Babel” Rebellion
Nationalism traces back to Babel. The Bible shows God judging national pride and reclaiming the nations through Christ’s kingdom, not political identity.
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Did God Divide the Nations as an Act of Judgment?
Was the division of the nations at Babel an act of judgment? Scripture shows it was judicial, temporary, and redemptive—fulfilled through Christ.
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How Christians Can Avoid Getting Political While Addressing Political Issues
Christians can call out evil policies without becoming partisan. Learn how to respond to political issues through the lens of the cross—not…
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When We Hate the “Haters,” We Become Exactly the Same
A reflective look at how Christians sometimes mirror the hatred they condemn, especially in politics. Why fear, tribalism, and enemy-thinking contradict the…
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Did Paul Tell Christians to Submit Only Because They Didn’t Have a Vote?: Rom 13:1-7
Many say Paul taught submission in Romans 13 only because Christians had no voting rights. But Romans 13 is not about political…