Category: Polarization

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When Truth Is Used to Mislead

A Biblical Response to Propaganda Many people think propaganda is made only of obvious lies. That is not always true. A misleading message may use real facts while leaving out important details, taking words out of context, or repeating only the part that supports a certain goal. Because part of the message is true, the whole message may sound trustworthy.…

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When Power Becomes Greed: A Biblical Call for Justice

When people become greedy for power, they can become blind to the pain of others. They will fight to keep their position, protect their friends, and hold on to control, even while the country is being hurt and families are suffering. The Bible warns us about this kind of leadership. Proverbs 29:2 says, “When the righteous are in authority, the…

Antique balance scale in desert with sandstorm and sunset

When Power Becomes Greed: A Biblical Call for Justice

When people become greedy for power, they can become blind to the pain of others. They will fight to keep their position, protect their friends, and hold on to control, even while the country is being hurt and families are suffering. The Bible warns us about this kind of leadership. Proverbs 29:2 says, “When the righteous are in authority, the…

Civility in Politics

Politics can bring out strong feelings. People care deeply about their families, their communities, and the future of our country. But even when we disagree, God calls us to speak and act with respect. The Bible says, “A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger” (Proverbs 15:1). This is a good reminder for political conversations.…

Honoring the Kingdom of God Above Politics, Religion, and Racial Division

The kingdom of God is holy, righteous, and just. It is not something we should use to push our own opinions, political sides, religious pride, or racial anger. Jesus said, “My kingdom is not of this world” (John 18:36). That means His kingdom is higher than every earthly system. It does not belong to one party, one culture, one race,…

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Christian Influence and Politics: Choosing Christ Over Power

It is troubling when people who have gained fame, platforms, and leadership in Christian circles begin to align themselves with political beliefs or movements that do not reflect the heart of God. Influence is not the same as faithfulness. A large following does not always mean a person is walking in truth.  The Bible tells us plainly that God’s grace…

When Justice and Government Go Awry

When justice and government go wrong, ordinary people feel it first. Families feel it. Communities feel it. The poor, the weak, and the unheard often carry the heaviest burden. What should protect people can begin to pressure them. What should be fair can become unfair. What should bring order can create fear, confusion, and pain. In simple words, when leaders…

Healing Begins When We Tell the Whole Truth

Jesus’ words in John 8:32, “You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free,” point to more than knowledge or honesty. They reveal the freedom that comes from receiving His truth, following His teaching, and allowing Him to heal old wounds. In Christ, truth not only exposes what is broken—it restores, renews, and sets us free. Real…

A Christian Perspective on Power, Partisanship, and the American People 

Have you ever turned on the news and wondered, “Are our leaders more concerned about winning political fights than helping regular people?” Many Americans feel that way. When important decisions get stuck in endless arguments, families are left waiting for answers, relief, and real solutions.  Why Does This Happen?  Politics in America often feels like it has become more about…