Hello, thanks for joining me today for Give Him 15. The title of our post today is,

I was at the Right Rally. The apathy of many in the American Church will prove to have been

one of the greatest all-time disgraces, if not the greatest, in her history.

My Faith votes, quoting from the Christian Post, tells us,

as many as 104 million people of faith, including 32 million self-identified Christians who regularly attend church are unlikely

to vote in the upcoming 2024 presidential election on November 5th, mainly due to lack of

interest research from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University shows.

The findings of the study released Monday by longtime evangelical poster, George Barna,

and his team of researchers are based on data collected in two related surveys of a

national sample of 2,000 U.S. adults during August and September.

My Faith votes, reports, quote, why did so many regular churchgoers indicate that they won't vote?

One reason could be that many churches are failing to urge congregants to steward their

God-given civic responsibility. According to Barna, an estimated five million regular churchgoers would be likely to vote

as a result of that simple exhortation. Let that sink in. Five million. Their pastors would just urge them to do so. What a great way,

my faith says. What a great way for believers and churches to use their platform. Not by replacing

their spiritual mandate with political emphasis, but by teaching people to live a culturally engaged life based on biblical

principles.

Barna continued, and it's not only voting for the next president, but also determining who

will hold many other federal, state, local offices, and what will happen with numerous referenda.

When Christians could be the deciding factor in matters of life and death, good and evil,

how can we stay home, he says. Then they state, while the survey revealed Christians'

complacency, it also showed that many would appreciate instruction from their church

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