The 2020 presidential election has been one of the strangest in history. Would Christians be shocked to know that their religious liberties were the main item on the ballot? In a culture that is more and more aggressively antagonistic to the Christian worldview, how can we be prepared to defend our voice?

• Did Christians really know what they were voting for? Were they merely voting for the nice guy versus the mean guy? Why didn’t they know?
• Ignorance of politics can leadto the loss of liberty.
• Why aren’t pastors more active from the pulpit linking the Bible to politics so their congregants are better informed?
• The movement within the church to limit discussion of politics while not understanding how that causes the loss of freedom of speech and religion.
• Response to Tim Keller’s statement that there was no moral difference between the party platforms, and how he ignored the sanctity of life.
• How pastors confuse issues or ignore them completely.
• Our role as Christians is to be the moral voice to speak to government and against government when it goes off track.
• In spite of government, the prolife movement is making great inroads.
• Let the church be the church. Both the church and the government have their role.
• Candidate personalities and how it impacts voting.
• How we confuse our arguments as Christians when discussing politics while persuading other Christians.
• The problem we have in this country is our expectation of government and what role we want it play in our lives — and, how this leads to feelings of anxiety as we are under attack.