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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

House Democrats voted last night to call for President Trump's removal from office

through the 25th Amendment. Vice President Pence declined to act on their request, stating that the

amendment was intended to address medical emergencies or presidential incapacity, and that using it as a means of punishment would set a

terrible precedent. In response, the House is set to vote this morning on a resolution to impeach

the president. Currently, 82% of Democrats support impeaching Mr. Trump, joined by 47% of independence

and 15% of Republicans. In a radio interview

yesterday, I was asked, do you believe the president should be removed from office? This question is on

millions of minds across our country today. My purpose in this article is not to offer personal

opinion or political or legal commentary. My nonpartisan article is not to offer personal opinion or political or legal commentary.

My nonpartisan mission as a cultural apologist is to help people think biblically about contemporary issues

so they can use their influence to shape the culture for Christ.

In that context, let's look at biblical principles that speak to the issue at hand.

The Bible speaks at great length about the priority and practice of accountability.

These principles are related to the impeachment issue, to the degree that President Trump was complicit in the

January 6th riots. Let's consider two especially relevant examples. One, presidents and all people

are accountable before God and others. In Romans 1412, the Bible teaches that each of us will give an account of himself to God.

Jesus was clear in Matthew 1236.

On the day of judgment, people will give account for every careless word they speak.

When people sin against us, we are told to hold them accountable.

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