Shout Your Discipleship!; Keeping Quiet Isn't Kind, It's Selfish

02/13/23 • 16 min

In last week's episode, I mentioned that I would love for my Christian moral code to be the adopted moral code of our country. I stand by that, but in this episode I explain how that desire is not tyrannical but democratic. We should all vote our consciences and push for what we believe to be right. In a country that is majority Christian though, how is it that there is so much evil in our country? I think we've bought the lie that Christ would want us to be nice and keep our mouths shut even though that's not what he did, and that's not what we should do. It's time shout our discipleship and make our voices heard!

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We MUST Legislate Morality - Trying to Take Morality Out of the Political and Legal Process Is Not Possible

A common defense any time a moral issue comes up in the political sphere is that you can't legislate morality because that would somehow be violating the freedom of religion clause in the Bill of Rights. In this episode I outline the impossibility of trying to exclude morality from legislation or trying to separate morality from religion. Neither are possible. Someone's morality has to win, and in a Republic, that should be the majority, but as Christians, we conceded to defeat to a foe with inferior numbers and inferior moral standing. It's time to stand up and make our voices heard.

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Quit the Empty Calories - Focus Only on What Nourishes Your Spirit

In this episode I share one of the main things that I think holds us Christians back from being a more active voice for truth, especially in a country where we are still (for the time being) in the majority. Satan has done a fantastic job of getting us to consume endless amounts of empty calorie entertainment. There is so much good, spiritually nutritious things for us to spend our time with that we don't really need the fluff. We need to seek out of the best books words of wisdom. I also share a couple experiences I've recently had with some of those "best books" and how filling our lives with them can build in us the strength we need to confront the evil that is gaining strength and momentum.