An excellent sermon by Pastor Matt Trewhella on biblical voting ethics. Should Christians support Trump in the name of being the “lesser of two evils”? Is Trump even the lesser of two evils? Really, what does Scripture say about this? We must honor God in our voting decisions, and Pastor Trewhella’s sermon does an excellent job showing us how. Fear of man must not motivate us to vote, but the fear of God.
The above campaign flyer shows that Trump’s campaign understands the idolatrous spirit of many of Trump’s voters, who see him as a “savior,” “our only hope.”
Elections come and go. But in each election, no matter the crisis, we must consider what the Bible — which equips for every good work (2 Timothy 3:17) — says about civil ruler qualifications. This can go a long way towards reversing our descent into electoral madness, which has helped to lead us to our current state of mass medical murder.
Regardless of whatever Brian means about the Gospel (God knows), the doctrine of justification by faith alone must be defended on all fronts. In the vaccine awareness community, there are those who hold to the true Gospel, but there are also those who claim to be Christians but who hold to a false gospel, such as salvation by “faith plus works.” There are also evolutionists, atheists and pagans, as well as New-Agers who may seem to believe in Jesus, but in reality deny Him by seeing him as just one of many paths to God.
“Accordingly we turn with hope and with remonstrance to the religious bodies of Great Britain, and summon them one and all to a religious war against vaccination. They are the final refuges against natural panic, which is the ground on which vaccination lives. Let them teach men to be brave in the cleanliness and purity which come from God. They are the centres of rebuke to evil and of encouragement to good.”