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John, as you might imagine, with the events of this week, the continuing political turmoil

and rising temperature and a particular event that went down in Washington, D.C.

We've gotten a lot of

questions and comments from readers and listeners about it, wanting to know what does a Christian

make of this sort of thing? Because this particular event is called the Jericho March, based

around the claim that the election was stolen from Donald Trump and Christians have to rise up

and take back the country and stop the

steal invoked a lot of Christian language. There was a lot of imagery that looked biblical,

a lot of confident assertions of God being on a particular political side with a particular

political agenda here. So what do we make of that? Because we can't ignore it. We're just getting

asked about it

too much. Well, I tell you what's encouraging to me, Shane, this week is the number of questions

we had come in and how good they were about all kinds of issues, not just the jury.

Not just that. That's half of the thing that I want to point out to everyone is that for most of our lives,

even at times like this, when it's so loud and there's a lot at stake, certainly, and we've

seen some pretty dramatic directions and divisions between the various parties when they're in

charge, still it's true that most of our lives happen in pre-political places, where what happens in

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