Politics & Government

Steps to Improve Political Discourse

Joe Boyd challenges churches to respond to political division by dropping labels, resisting fear, and listening to others. His three suggestions offer a gracious alternative to hostile public…

We Can Do Better

Reflecting on the 2016 presidential election, Mark A. Taylor shares insights from Joe Boyd and Dick Alexander on political disagreement, respectful conversation, prayer, and the responsibility of Christians…

Theology in the Public Square

How should Christians respond to political hostility? T. R. Robertson examines 1 Peter and the Roman Empire to explore a better approach to public life—one grounded in goodness,…

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Beyond the Ballot Box

Five Ways Churches Can Maintain a Faithful Gospel Witness in a Changing Legal Culture

Power, Politics, and the Kingdom

Jim Tune challenges Christians to look beyond partisan loyalties, questioning whether political hostility undermines unity and witness while contrasting worldly power with the sacrificial kingdom of Christ.

India at a Crossroads

Following India's 2014 election, Abhineeta Matney examines Narendra Modi's rise, concerns about religious freedom, and the Christian minority's role in supporting justice, development, and constitutional protections.

Electing a Balanced View

Mark A. Taylor reflects on Election Day, political disappointment, and the temptation to place too much hope in government, encouraging Christians to participate thoughtfully while keeping their ultimate…

Avalanche

Dudley Rutherford examines California legislation and cultural change, expressing concern about religious freedom and urging Christians to respond through biblical preaching, compassion, civic involvement, and perseverance amid opposition.

Living with the Tension

Christians and political power often exist in tension. Jim Tune explores how Jesus challenged worldly authority and why believers must engage politically without allowing nationalism, partisan agendas, or…

Interview with Russ Kuykendall

Russ Kuykendall reflects on two decades of Christian service in Canadian politics, explaining how pastoral training shaped his public work, ethical convictions, and perspective on the Restoration Movement…

Say It Again, Ben!

Should Christians engage in politics without placing their hope in political power? Ben Cachiaras clarifies the importance of civic involvement, community service, and trusting God's transforming power beyond…

Keeping it Christlike on Facebook

Political disagreements on Facebook can quickly become disrespectful. This column challenges Christians to resist personal attacks, pray for political leaders, and reflect biblical principles in their online conversations.

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