Posts with the category “faith-and-politics”

Let’s be honest: much of what passes for “Christian politics” in America today has little to do with Jesus. We’ve hijacked His name to prop up our platforms, draped Him in party colors, and acted as i...  Read More

I had a great conversation today with some friends about the state of the world and the church's role in the United States. We found some areas of agreement and some areas of disagreement. Ultimately,...  Read More

It was GK Chesterton who famously said, "The coziness between church and state is good for the state and bad for the church." This insightful remark touches on the complex relationship between religio...  Read More

It is fascinating how individuals can watch or listen to the same thing and yet have very different interpretations. I posted a video on Facebook and Instagram. If you get the chance, check it out. (I...  Read More

I’ve been having many conversations with people around the country about the election results. Don’t get me wrong—a fair and just election happened, and the will of the people was voted into office. I...  Read More

It's inevitable, no matter how much a person tries to avoid it, turns it off, or attempts to change the algorithm of a social media platform - the political conversation is always present. ...  Read More

I came across a blog post by David Fitch, the chair of Evangelical Theology at Northern Seminary and a pastor for 30 years. I appreciate Fitch's thoughtful commentary on theology and culture. I find p...  Read More