Should The Church Talk About Politics?

River City Community Church

Should The Church Talk About Politics?

Reaching For Real Life - #636

September 24, 2024 • Pastor Sean Azzaro, Baron Wiley

Pastor Sean says when it comes to talking about politics in the Church or from the pulpit, "we don't want to be partisan, we want to be Biblical." Moral issues are now political...so buckle up...Sean is just getting started.

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