A Christian’s Path Through Political Polarization

As the 2024 US general election draws near, many Christians are wondering how to engage in politics while staying true to their faith. The Free Methodist Church in Southern California (FMCSC) aims to help our community navigate these challenging times.

A Christian’s Path Through Political Polarization

In this video, Rev. Dr. Fraser Venter, Strategic Catalyst for Love-Driven Justice at FMCUSA, offers a fresh perspective on Christian political engagement. With over 30 years of experience in ministry and social justice work, Fraser challenges us to rethink our approach to politics and focus on building connections across divides.

Fraser reminds us that as Christians, we’re called to be active in all areas of life, including the political sphere. He emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between patriotism and nationalism, urging viewers to be wary of aligning with power structures that don’t align with biblical teachings.

One key takeaway is Fraser’s call for Christians to be “bridge builders.” He encourages us to reach out to those with different viewpoints, finding common ground in our shared faith values. This approach, he argues, is crucial for advocating for kingdom values in our divided society.

Watch this video to gain practical insights on how you can engage in political discussions with grace and purpose, staying true to your faith while working towards positive change in our communities.

 

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