We know the difference between a president and a savior
The harder a nation sins, the harder it falls.
America’s first and most serious mistake is not political. Americans seem almost incapable of understanding that God sees nations as a body of like minds and their collective sinfulness is dealt with on that basis.
“Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.” (Pr 14:34)
As true believers we are indebted to the gospel message and that means we are to put the message of life-giving salvation through the shed blood of the Savior first. We may also encourage civic mindedness in choosing the best president and other leaders for the country – but we are not confused.
But we can safely say, that for those who do not choose Christ, it is not likely they are going to make the right choice for a conservative and patriotic president.
It is said that the more popular Christianity becomes, the weaker it becomes. There is little doubt that Christianity is on the wane in America and is estimated to be
decreasing by 1% every year in the last several years, The mega church model is slipping and the sense that it has become largely big production entertainment is causing many to look for something else.
Those who personally turn to God already know, that politics would be the poorest substitute for their relationship with and their worship of God.
We also know that politics affects almost every facet of our daily lives. Inflation, prices, housing, schooling, and social matters are all guided by the political climate of the day.
This alone is the reason we must choose leaders who are morally circumspect and honorable. With
today’s democrats in control of the nation’s politics, that has become almost impossible.