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Still Politicked?

Politicked had a huge impact on our church! And with the presidential vote is just around the corner, I want that to spread to as many people as possible. Everyone needs to hear God's truth about this topic. So for the next two Sundays, Politicked will be airing on USA as well as other television networks. Click here to find your local time and station.

If there were people you wished had seen it but didn't, this is their chance! If you saw it but took it one way, I challenge you to watch it again with an open heart. Listen to what Kathy commented about just two weeks ago:

"Immediately after hearing yesterday's sermon, I was pretty perturbed... However, thank God for technology because I just finished viewing the sermon again.  This time I heard your sermon differently."

Don't miss this series (again)! Because together, we can make a significant impact on our nation this election year.

Lately

Who You Should Vote For

Based on the response to my last post and the current series at Fellowship, I'm not the only one who's politicked right now!

Good.

And one of the most asked questions I'm hearing is: But what can I do to make a difference?

That's a great question. After all, the political process seems so much bigger than those of us it's designed to protect. So what can you do? The answer is: vote.

But whether you find yourself standing on the left or the right, don't make your mind up too soon. Because this weekend I'm going to put my reputation on the line and tell you exactly who should take the reins and lead this country over the next four years.

That's right. In just a few days, I'm going to tell you who you should vote for...

Politicked?

I guess you could say I'm politicked! I'm not sure about you, but lately I've been asking some tough questions about politics, religion and what role I should play in the discussion of the two. With issues like the economy, the war and future of our country dominating the landscape, don't we as the Church have a responsibility to point people to the answers they seek and the truth they need to hear?

After all, isn't that what Jesus did, even in the face of blatant partisanship?

Leading involves not only risking, but also revealing some of our own personal struggles and questions. And the current state of the country presents a lot of both. So if you're politicked like me, let's get together and rip through the typical rhetoric. And let's raise our voices to be heard.