Pastor Mark Driscoll here welcoming you to the podcast. I've been teaching the Bible for more than 30 years and real faith is an extraordinary ministry with a great team. It's not a big team but they're making a big

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your partnership. All right you guys ready to go to work let's do this we are in week number four of Vote Like Jesus as we're heading into the

election. Did you guys know there is an election? I don't know if you've seen that.

There's an election coming up and I wanted to talk about the Christian's role as a citizen and what God's word has to say about government.

How many of you have enjoyed the series? A little bit, huh?

How many of you are glad it's the last one? You're like, finally, can we be done with this?

All right. So it's gone. It's been an interesting sermon series and will conclude it today,

answering the question, should a Christian be a nationalist or a globalist

and I'll just tell you online it has not gone very well we keep getting banned

and they keep just literally deleting the sermons online so people haven't't been raptured, but sermons have.

They're just gone, no sign of them anywhere.

But in good news, some folks on the Trump campaign

have been listening to the sermon series and so they texted and Grace

and now are going to go out and meet with President Trump and with Ben Karseneier in a

few weeks and maybe talk about it and I promise you this if I get to talk about Jesus I'm going to do it, okay?

I don't know if it's going to go well, but I'm going to take my shot if I give my shot. I promise you that.

So that being said, the underlying heart of what I want to talk

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