Christians and Political Responsibility

Why Christians should be involved in politics - Grace + Truth

The Bible is hugely political – in that it is about how God wants people to behave and act towards him, and towards each other. This involves economics and law ...

How should a Christian view politics? | GotQuestions.org

There is no doubt that government is necessary, and our responsibility is to obey the laws and be good citizens (Romans 13:1–2). God has ...

Christians And Politics: Serving Two Masters? - Moody Church Media

First, we must keep in mind that no one party is entirely good or entirely bad. The fact is that we live in a fallen world, and thus will always be led by ...

Christians Have a Responsibility and Privilege to Get Engaged in ...

Christians Have a Responsibility and Privilege to Get Engaged in Politics · Pray for our nation and elected officials regularly; · Vote in every ...

The Christian and Politics: Our Privilege and Responsibility

Colossians 1:18 teaches that that Jesus must have first place in everything. Politics is a “thing”, so we must make sure that Jesus has first ...

Christianity and Politics | Modern Reformation

As individuals, on the other hand, Christians must faithfully discharge their duties as citizens within whatever political system they find themselves.

The Christian's Responsibility to Government | Redeemer Church

We should submit to governing authorities when they promote good and when they punish evil. We should protest when authority becomes tyranny.

Politics: How Involved Should Christians Be?

Some say that Christians ought to be wary of associating too closely with elected officials or political parties because it risks conflating the responsibility ...

Why I believe that Christians should not be involved in politics

Christians have a moral obligation to oppose things which are anti-Christian and this at times necessitates political participation. Good influence. Christians ...

Guidelines for Christian political service and Charter of social rights ...

Citizens must support the government in the proper execution of its task, and call government back to that task when it goes astray. B. Representation. God is ...

The Christian Community and Political Responsibility: Romans 13:1-7

The Christian Community and Political Responsibility: Romans 13:1-7. Jon Isaak. Let every person be subject to the governing authorities; for there is no ...

Christianity and politics - Wikipedia

Others believe that Christians should have little interest or participation in politics or government, or none at all.

The Christian's Responsibility to Government, Part 1 - Grace to You

The issue of the Christian's relationship to government is a very important issue. It has been through all of the church's history.

What's the Problem with Politics in the Church? - Christian Standard

This means we are responsible for those in power and the standard we live by. We have the freedom to preach Christ only so long as we maintain a ...

Politics Is the Christian's Responsibility - American Family Association

Christians must recognize that their civic duty extends beyond the church and into the voting booth. But voting alone is not enough. Wildmon ...

4 rules for the way Christians engage in politics - ERLC

Christians are urged to vote and become involved in politics as an expression of their civic duty and public responsibility.

Should Christians be Political? - General Board of Church and Society

The Social Principles directly note that we are part of a political community and not only that, but that we are “responsible to God for social and political ...

Christianity and Politics | Modern Reformation

In other words, to say the church has no responsibility for politics is very different from describing what duties Christians themselves have as citizens and ...

How Should Christians Engage in Politics? Dr. Jonathan Leeman

In part, this comes from a good place—we're citizens of heaven, where our primary allegiance lies. But we also live in this present world, which ...

What Is a Christian's Responsibility to Government?

Our basic posture toward government, according to the New Testament, is to be submissive and obedient citizens of the state.