How do you exalt Jesus during a presidential election? Some Christians think this involves promoting a particular political agenda, while others want the church to denounce a certain candidate or party. One consequence of these kinds of approaches is that the church loses its distinctive witness to the gospel of Christ. In this message from 1 Peter 2:13–17, David Platt points us to some foundational biblical foundations for exalting Jesus in an election and beyond. Instead of putting our trust in and given our allegiance to worldly leaders, the church submits to and exalts the One who rules heaven and earth. We are united, even amidst political differences, around the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Your Conscience and Your Love for the Church
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Abortion and Abundant Life
The Cross and Christian Ministry
The Beauty of the Gospel in a World of Broken Marriages
Beauty in Both Singleness and Marriage
The Cross and Christian Sanctification
Beauty and Brokenness: Sexuality (Part 2)
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From Surviving to Thriving: As a Church
Unity in Diversity
The Cross and Christian Suffering
From Surviving to Thriving
The Cross and Christian Community
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