Christians sometimes have a hard time fighting for what they know is morally and politically correct because they’re concerned about offending others, or intruding on others’ free will and individual rights.
They think it’s not the job of the church to tell people their politics.
But as Troy Miller, CEO of National Religious Broadcasters said, that’s not proper application of biblical principles.
“God is very partisan,” Miller said.
Look at God’s teachings on male versus female; on the role of family in society; on all concepts of right versus wrong, he said.
“The problem is we don’t very have the courage to stand up as some of our forefathers did over the 2,000 years of Christianity to stand up for the principles that God’s already set in place,” Miller said.
For more on the need for America to forge a path of spiritual reawakening — both for the welfare of individuals and as a means of securing the longterm liberties of the nation — and on the NRB’s prompting of an FCC investigation into Jimmy Kimmel over remarks he made about First Lady Melania Trump’s need to prepare for widowhood, tune in.
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