Episode 230

Should the Church be Bipartisan or Nonpartisan?

Back with another Round Table discussion, Joshua Noel is joined by guests Joe Dea (of BuddyWalk with Jesus) and Nathan Gilmore (of the Christian Humanist Project) to discuss how the Church (especially in America) should address partisan politics in whatever context we find ourselves in!

Can churches support political parties? How do Christians view politics? What political party do Christians support? How do liberals view the Bible? Are Christians allowed to have parties? Are churches a conservative force? Are churches agents of political socialization? What religious group is liberal? Are Lutherans more conservative? Is there such thing as a liberal church?

In this episode, we will:

Discuss the role the Church has to address the political realities of our communities
Deconstruct the control the political parties have over church goers
Explain why it is important to put Christ first
Explore different ways politics have a real impact in local congregations

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