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Welcome to questions and ethics with Russell Moore, where we apply the Gospel of

the Kingdom to cultural issues and your questions about the Christian life.

And today's question is, how do pastors handle politics from the pulpit without communicating too much trust in Washington.

Well, I think the first step is standing up and making sure that your people recognize that the things that they're talking about or hearing about at the time are

important and they are. These are really significant issues but they're not

ultimately important and so it's it's kind of election time is a good time to teach people, Matthew 633, to seek first the kingdom

of God and his righteousness, literally his justice, and all these things

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