Should Christians Be Involved in Politics?
Troy Miller challenges believers and pastors to engage culture, voting, and government with courage and conviction.
Dr. Michael Easley, Mike Glenn, and Tim Harlow share their personal journeys into ministry, reflecting on their calls to serve, the challenges they faced in their early years, and the crucial role of community and family support. They discuss the lessons learned along the way and how their backgrounds have shaped their ministry approaches. Their conversation explores the realities of ministry, from the struggles and victories of reaching unchurched individuals to overcoming early hurdles and the vital role of mentorship and leadership in church dynamics. They also examine the complexities of decision-making in ministry—whether to persevere in a challenging position or transition elsewhere—while highlighting the importance of empowering lay leaders and uncovering the church’s inherent vision.
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Troy Miller challenges believers and pastors to engage culture, voting, and government with courage and conviction.
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