Jeremiah 29:7 calls believers to seek the welfare of the city. Voting is one way to do so, not as ultimate hope but as stewardship. This article explores how Christians can approach…
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The Church and Public Policy
Faith is never private, and public policy is never neutral.
This series explores how Christians live faithfully under earthly governments while keeping ultimate allegiance to Christ. From the foundation of freedom in Christ (Galatians 5:1), to the God-ordained role of rulers (Romans 13:1–2), to moments of faithful disobedience (Acts 5:29), and finally to the call to seek the welfare of the city through wise civic engagement (Jeremiah 29:7), each article equips believers with clarity and courage.
In an age where politics often demands our worship and public life feels increasingly hostile to faith, this series reminds us that the Church’s hope is not in Caesar but in Christ. Here you’ll find biblical teaching, cultural application, and practical discipleship insights for navigating the tension between God’s kingdom and man’s governments.
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When Caesar Demands Worship: Faithful Disobedience
Acts 5:29 calls believers to obey God rather than men. This article explores what faithful disobedience looks like when government demands worship or forbids obedience to Christ, showing how courage and conviction…
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The Role of Government in God’s Plan
Government is not a human invention or a necessary evil. Romans 13:1–2 teaches that authority is established by God. This article explores how believers can honor rulers as God’s servants, respect government’s…
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Religious Freedom: A Biblical Defense
True freedom doesn’t come from courts or constitutions—it comes from Christ. This article explores Galatians 5:1, the foundation of religious liberty, and why defending freedom of conscience matters for gospel witness in…
