Rules of Incivility: 3 Disagreement Traps to Avoid
3 Disagreement Traps to Avoid: Learn about the common traps of incivility that can harm public discourse and personal witness.
Tag: politics and the church
How to Know When Political Views Have Become an Idol
Are your political views and convictions growing in intensity? Are you finding yourself feeling angrier than you used to be about a variety of political issues? Are people in your extended family, community or church becoming angrier? In addition to being in the midst of a global pandemic, widespread demonstrations about racial injustices, and an election year, we live in a media saturated environment where hate and division trigger wider viewership, larger ratings and significantly higher advertising revenue. Learn how to know when your political views have become an idol.
Pastorpedia: When to Wade Into Church and Politics
When should you speak up, and when is it better to remain silent regarding church and politics?
The Importance of Christian Citizenship Formation
Exploring the meaning of Christian citizenship and its formation.
Tips for Leading in Today’s Politically Divisive Culture
Walking the line between fine lines and land mines.
Christian Civility and Politics
Many evangelicals by belief say they give others the benefit of the doubt but are frequently assumed to be attacking those with whom they disagree regarding Christian civility in politics.
Praying for Presidents
Reflections on Pastor David Platt's prayer for President Trump and the response.
When I Think You’re Wrong
Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers, from opposite ends of the political spectrum, discuss gracious disagreement.
Who Earns Your Political Support?
Choosing a candidate is not always easy, so here are some helpful things to consider when voting.
Being People of Virtue in a Culture of Vice
We as Christians can model a different, better way to engage in politics.