When Political News Becomes Spiritual Formation
Political news does more than inform Christians—it can form us. Here’s how churches can resist fear, outrage, contempt, and tribal identity while remaining faithful in public life.
Political news does more than inform Christians—it can form us. Here’s how churches can resist fear, outrage, contempt, and tribal identity while remaining faithful in public life.
December 26, 2011
Karen Rees reflects on how culture shapes the Scriptures Christians emphasize, challenging believers to examine assumptions about generosity, individual rights, prayer for authorities, and earthly citizenship.
November 22, 2009
Thomas Scott Caulley urges Christians to reject name-calling, political fearmongering, and win-at-all-costs tactics while keeping faith distinct from partisan and economic systems.
Mark A. Taylor urges believers to keep patriotism in perspective—honoring country without worshiping it—and to remember we are citizens of another nation, the kingdom of God.
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