CitizenSHIP • Ships Week 2
In the midst of a divisive and tension-filled election season, it's important to remember that we are citizens of the Kingdom of God first, and are commanded to love our neighbor. Bill Clark continues our Ships series with a word about citizenship and how to truly love our neighbors in the days and weeks to come.
Redeemer Weekend Sermons · Bill Clark
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CitizenSHIP
Ships | Week 2
November 1, 2020 | Bill Clark
Left
- Rights
- Fairness
- Group Rights
- Doing
- Regulation
- New Ideas
- Relativism
- Change
- Whole Foods
Right
- Authority
- Liberty
- Individual Rights
- Believing
- Freedom
- Traditions
- Certainty
- Stability
- Cracker Barrel
One of those is the commandment to love one’s neighbor.
Conservative Values: You are welcome here.
Liberal Values: You are welcome here.
Our political culture is toxic right now and it is making enemies out of people who should be friends.
Make an effort to have a good conversation with someone who doesn’t agree with you about politics.
Don’t see the “other” as an enemy.
Fast from your favorite news channel.
Practice the art of empathy.
Pray for our country and its leaders, all of them.
Take your citizenship seriously—your country needs you.
Mark 3:25 NIV
A house divided against itself cannot stand.