today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

Christians must care about poverty relief.

But is the state-mandated living wage?

Is that the answer?

Christians have got to care about healing the sick.

Is universalized health care or private enterprise

the best way to help that.

We got to be careful to differentiate between what is clear in God's word and between applications

that are less clear because our commission to preach the gospel is so much more important.

You understand? Hello and welcome to Summit Life with J.D. Greer, pastor of the Summit Church in Raleigh,

Durham, North Carolina. I'm your host Molly Vittevich. Do I need to remind you, it's election season, as if it's not in our faces 24-7, right?

Well, we felt that it was the perfect time to introduce some brand new teaching here on the program to help us all think biblically about what's coming up in just a few

short weeks. You see, while it is every Christian's responsibility to bring their

faith and understanding of God's kingdom

into all that they do, the Church as an organization has a limited platform.

Today, Pastor J.D. looks at the Church's duty to preach righteousness, justice, and compassion,

as well as our complementary role as church members so that we can be united by what is most important,

our identity in Christ. So what is most important, our identity in Christ.

So what does it look like to think differently about politics and our role as Christ followers?

Let's join Pastor J.D. now for this important teaching.

Y'all, you understand that there is nothing that Foment's division in our country like an election.

What I'm going to do, I'm going to show you that there is a general mindset that all Christians ought to have when they approach questions like these questions.

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