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Week 6 of the Sermon Series: The Book Of Romans
Presented on October 16, 2016

Join us for a thought-provoking sermon as we navigate the complexities of faith and politics, particularly in light of the upcoming election on November 8th. Pastor Joshua Kennon dives deep into Romans 13, exploring the biblical perspective on governing authorities and our responsibilities as citizens of both God’s kingdom and the United States.

In this message, he addresses the frustration many feel about the political landscape, encouraging viewers to rise above negativity and embrace the call to respect authority as ordained by God. Discover how the early Church, facing persecution under Emperor Nero, provides a timeless lesson on submission and obedience, even when faced with unjust rulers.

Whether you’re struggling with the decision of who to vote for or wrestling with the moral implications of authority, this sermon offers clarity and guidance. Learn how to balance your civic duties with your spiritual convictions, and understand the importance of praying for wisdom in your voting choices.

Don’t miss this engaging discussion that challenges you to reflect on what it means to be a faithful citizen in today’s world.

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