Wayne Grudem
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10 reasons to vote for Ron DeSantis instead of Nikki Haley, Donald Trump
The more I learn about Ron DeSantis, the more I believe he is a much stronger candidate than Nikki Haley or Donald Trump.
Not voting for Trump or Biden? Here are 10 reasons to reconsider
If you are currently planning not to vote for either Trump or Biden, here are 10 reasons why I encourage you to change your mind.
A respectful response to my friend John Piper about voting for Trump
John Piper has been a friend – a good and faithful friend – for more than 40 years. I agree with probably 98% of everything he has written and said during his entire ministry. But he and I have reached different conclusions about this year’s presidential election.
What political issues can pastors preach about today? (pt. 2)
In my opinion, most pastors would be amazed at how many people in their churches aren’t sure how to vote this year, and aren’t even sure if they will vote at all.
Do pastors have permission to preach about politics? (pt. 1)
Whether you are a Trump supporter or a Biden supporter or somewhere in between, I intend my first seven points to apply to you.
The Good and Bad of Fair-Trade Coffee: Is Our Helping Actually Hurting?
If the fundamental problem with the coffee market is that prices are low because there is too much coffee, then it would appear that the fair-trade movement may be making matters worse rather than better because it increases the incentives to grow more coffee.
Why Voting for Donald Trump Is a Morally Good Choice (Part 2)
I think there are several positive reasons to vote for Trump.
Why Voting for Donald Trump Is a Morally Good Choice (Part 1)
Some of my Christian friends tell me they can't in good conscience vote for Donald Trump because, when faced with a choice between "the lesser of two evils," the morally right thing is to choose neither one. They recommend voting for a third-party or write-in candidate.
Why I Am Participating in Pulpit Freedom Sunday
I fully understand that many pastors might never want to endorse a candidate from the pulpit (I have never done so before and I might never do so again). But that should be the decision of the pastors and their churches, just as it was in 1860 when many pastors (rightly) decided they had to tell citizens to vote for Abraham Lincoln in order to end the horrible evil of slavery. When the government censors what pastors can preach, I think it is an unconstitutional violation of freedom of religion
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