Episode 6 - Christians that vote, should vote like a Christian

In this episode of the Proverbs 1813 podcast, Adam Jones discusses the importance of voting from a Christian perspective. He emphasizes that Christians should not separate their faith from their political choices and that pastors have a duty to teach a biblical worldview that includes political engagement. Jones argues that Christians must vote for policies that align with biblical values, particularly on issues like abortion and marriage. He also addresses the need for accountability within the church and the importance of unity among believers, urging Christians to take their voting responsibilities seriously as stewards of their faith and citizenship.
takeaways
Christians should vote in alignment with their faith.
Pastors have a responsibility to teach about politics.
Separation of faith and politics is not acceptable.
Paul used his citizenship to further the gospel.
Christians are called to engage in politics.
The U.S. is a constitutional republic where people are the government.
Voting is a stewardship responsibility from God.
Abortion is viewed as murder in the Bible.
Not voting is neglecting a God-given gift.
Unity in the church requires accountability to God's word.