today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

Our spiritual poverty was brought on us by ourselves and Jesus helped us anyway.

Jesus says the measure of our understanding of the gospel is how we respond to the poor.

And I would not want to judge somebody else for why they're in poverty when Jesus

looked at me in a poverty that I brought on myself and said I'm going to help him anyway. Thanks for Summit Life with Pastor, Author and Apologist Jettie Greer.

I'm your host Molly Vittevich.

Well, in case you've been living under a rock, it's selection season in America.

What greater time to divide, argue, disagree, and unfriend, right?

Well, thankfully, today we're beginning a short teaching series we called Flags, living as

citizens of a better kingdom.

Pastor J.D. Greer shows us that the hope of the gospel

unites the most unlikely of people from all tribes, tongues, and nations,

and even political parties.

As members of Christ's Eternal Kingdom, we can declare that even in moments of great division,

Jesus retains the power to heal, restore, and offer an eternal hope.

This is brand new teaching here on the program, so if you want to share it with a friend at this critical time,

just visit our website J.D. Creer.com. So grab your Bible and let's join

Pastor JD now. Our country is headed into an election. Did you know that? Have you heard anything about

that? Any commercials or anything? And y'all you understand that there is nothing

that Foment's division in our country like an election. In fact I'll just go ahead and

say it. I know that some of you are going to be on pins and needles during this entire series that we're even talking about it. So let me just try to set some expectations for you. First is, I'm not going to tell you how to vote.

Secondly, I'm not going to tell you how I'm voting. I know that some of you are

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