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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2012 · 35 MIN

God or Government? (part 1)

from The Connection Church · host TJ Hall

The election was an anxious time for many people in our country. People are often very passionate about their political beliefs. They believe that their candidate will affect positive change for our country, while at the same time they are concerned that the other guy will affect negative change. As Christians, we are always concerned about the spiritual implication of elections...and we should be! However, no election should kill our joy, rob our peace, or displace our trust in God.

The election was an anxious time for many people in our country. People are often very passionate about their political beliefs. They believe that their candidate will affect positive change for our country, while at the same time they are concerned that the other guy will affect negative change. As Christians, we are always concerned about the spiritual implication of elections...and we should be! However, no election should kill our joy, rob our peace, or displace our trust in God.

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