Manipulated by Rhetoric: Choosing Leaders with God’s Perspective

It’s human nature to gravitate toward what feels familiar. In politics, this often means voting for personalities or those who reflect ourselves. But personality is the least important factor in discerning God’s plan. History reminds us of leaders like Churchill—imperfect, blusterous, and unlikely by worldly standards—yet anointed to stand against evil in pivotal moments. To navigate political rhetoric and manipulation, we must think clearly and prioritize God’s purposes over personal preferences.