Should Christians Get Political? Join the Colson Center for our next Breakpoint Forum on August 13 at 7pm Eastern to find out. Politics feels more divisive than ever, especially this election year. Many Christians are unsure how to be responsible, engaged citizens while keeping their faith intact. To guide us through these concerns, we’ll be joined by Denise Grace Gitsham, author of Politics for People Who Hate Politics, and Eric Teetsel of the Heritage Foundation. They’ll help us walk through this election year with biblical wisdom, addressing questions like “Is a Christian required to vote?” “Should I vote for the lesser of two evils?” and more. This free, live event includes an audience Q&A. To register, go to breakpoint.org/forum.
Get free digital access to CCNC 2024 when you make a gift to the Colson Center by August 31! Access includes all mainstage sessions from the conference, featuring speakers like Calvin Robinson, Kathy Koch, Neil Shenvi, and more. Every gift given will support the next three months of ministry, including brand new What Would You Say? videos, Breakpoint Forums, and the ongoing production of Strong Women and Breakpoint. Ultimately, when you support these initiatives, you’re helping us strengthen everyday Christians with courageous faith. To make your gift and get access to CCNC 2024 Online, go to colsoncenter.org/upcourageousfaith.
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