#348 A Briefing on Christian Citizenship for the 2024 Election Season with Dr. Albert Mohler

Dr. Albert Mohler produces a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview entitled The Briefing, and I greatly appreciate that podcast and his consistent voice in public life. In this recent interview with Dr. Mohler, we discussed the following key questions (and more) facing Christians this election season: How should Christians analyze the 2024 presidential election, especially given the Republican party’s backpedal on the life issue? Why (and how) should Christians be sober about the implications of this election but also hopeful about the future? How should Christian institutions become and remain resilient in the face of cultural pressure? Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr. serves as president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – the flagship school of the Southern Baptist Convention and one of the largest seminaries in the world. In addition to his presidential duties, Dr. Mohler hosts two podcasts: “The Briefing,” a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview; and “Thinking in Public,” a series of conversations with the day’s leading thinkers. He also serves as the editor of WORLD Opinions, writing regular commentary on moral, cultural and theological issues. Called “an articulate voice for conservative Christianity at large” by The Chicago Tribune, Dr. Mohler’s mission is to address contemporary issues from a consistent and explicit Christian worldview. Key Takeaways: How to build and maintain resilient ministries. What led him to start The Briefing and to speak into public life. The books or works he recommends if Christians and especially church leaders want to better understand American government. A moral analysis of the 2024 election season and how Christians should engage. Why he is hopeful about the future of the Christian church and the United States. The post #348 A Briefing on Christian Citizenship for the 2024 Election Season with Dr. Albert Mohler first appeared on The Good Citizen Project.