Missio Dei South Jordan: Lenses: Recent Episodes
Missio Dei South Jordan: Lenses
Tony and Dustin talk about the US Capitol insurrection and explore the topic of echo chambers and how the most passionate voices tend to skew toward what people are against rather than what they're for.
Here are links to the two songs referenced in this episode:
Jon Guerra - Citizens https://youtu.be/vdqgDclXPpw
King's Kaleidoscope (ft. Propoganda) - W.D.Y.K.A.G https://youtu.be/pYAGLsV7Gw8
Tony and Dustin talk about the aftermath for the church regarding US Presidential election results, reference an article written pre-election by John Piper, and explore what it means for Christians to own up to their own issues.
In this episode, Dustin and Tony continue to talk about the intersection of politics and religion with a conversation about the role of truth in the Christian's engagement with politics.
This week, we take a look at a brief history of Evangelicals' engagement with American politics and discuss whether or not the way they've historically gone about it is "working." This is part two of two.
This week, we take a look at a brief history of Evangelicals' engagement with American politics and discuss whether or not the way they've historically gone about it is "working." This is part one of two. Here's a link to the video referenced in the episode: https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000006182547/evangelicals-political-power.html
As we continue to talk about the intersection of politics and religion, we explore the potential dilemma that engagement in the political system can sometimes be a trap for people of the Kingdom.
What does it look like for the church to find unity amidst a plethora of different opinions, especially in the political realm?