Resources
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Can a Deeply Religious Person Be Involved in Politics?
Politics is, by its very nature, the art of compromise. Christianity, by its very nature, is a voluntary faith that does not force itself on others. The temptation is to trust in the hope that somehow Christianizing politics and government will lead to the betterment of society.
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Eroding Religion
Compromise in churches in the last century has led to many problems in our society. We need to get back to the Bible and its sure foundation, or we and our children will become not only irreligious, but even agnostic and eventually atheistic.
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Ignore the Sideshow
Only the Gospel of Jesus has the answers to the world's problems. Politics is a sideshow that Satan is directing to distract our attention elsewhere. Ignore the distraction and join the real program: Christ's work on earth through the community of genuine believers.
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The Ordinance of Baptism
Baptism is an ordinance that Jesus mentioned, and Himself practiced. The early church understood baptism to be a necessary step of obedience. What is the significance of this rite? How can we maintain a Scriptural view and practice of this ordinance?
- Author
- Lyndon Burkholder
- Publisher
- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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Who Should We Support?
As a Christian, how do you know which side of the various conflicts that arise in our world to "support" in your conversation?
