WHY CHRISTIANS MUST BRING THEIR FAITH TO THE VOTING BOOTH

Either our faith will shape this nation, or this nation will shape our faith.

We keep hearing the same concerns from Christians:

“My pastor won’t talk about our civic responsibility from the pulpit.”

“I don’t know how to talk with other Christians about voting.”

“I don’t want the conversation to become political or divisive.”

Those concerns are exactly why we created this resource.

Too many Christians have come to believe that their Christian faith and biblical values belong in church but should somehow be separated from politics, government, and the voting booth.

But here’s the question we have to confront:

Voting matters because we have a voice in choosing those who govern. And if Christians withdraw from that responsibility—or participate without bringing a biblical worldview with them—other voices will fill the vacuum.

Why Christians Must Bring Their Faith to the Voting Booth was created to equip you to understand why this matters and, just as importantly, to have the conversation.

If our Christian faith determines how we understand truth, right and wrong, why would we leave it behind when we vote?

Inside you'll find

How to talk with your pastor about faith, voting, and our responsibility as citizens

Questions to open conversations
with fellow Christians

What to say when politics, church and state, or the Johnson Amendment come up

Biblical reasons Christians should participate in government

Real cases involving religious liberty

Two Courageous Christianity radio programs to take the conversation deeper

This is not about telling Christians how to vote.

It’s about why Christians must vote—and why our faith and biblical values must go with us to the voting booth.

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