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How Concerned Were Jesus, Paul, and Peter with Politics?
In today’s world, politics dominates conversations, news cycles, and even the church. Many Christians wonder how much they should engage with political issues or whether they should remain focused on the spiritual mission of Christ. A great way to answer … Continue reading
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