In this third episode, our panelists discuss abortion and the importance of prayer before approaching the polls.This three-episode podcast can help you prepare for elections with a better understanding of why voting is an important responsibility for a Christian. You’ll hear from four guests with unique perspectives, each sharing insights from a Biblical viewpoint:· Justin Arnot is senior counsel for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and the moderator of each episode’s conversation.· Meg Kilgannon is a policy analyst with the Family Research Council and former Director of the Office of Faith and Opportunity Initiatives with the U.S. Department of Education.· Bob Paulson is Editor of Decision magazine.· Vince Riley is Senior Pastor of Meeting Place Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. “As we march through these conversations, of course, we're not trying to direct anyone to any particular candidate or party. We're asking them to search the Lord on how to steward their responsibility in the public space.” – Justin Arnot, moderator, “A Biblical Perspective on Elections.”ResourcesA Biblical Perspective on Elections – downloadable guide: www.billygraham.org/guideDecision Magazine: https://decisionmagazine.com/Family Research Council: https://www.frc.org/
Gender ideology, education, marriage and the application of Scriptural truth. These are all issues that are at play in this mid-term election. And they’re issues our guests discuss on this second episode of “A Biblical Perspective on Elections.” This three-episode podcast can help you prepare for elections with a better understanding of why voting is an important responsibility for a Christian. You’ll hear from four guests with unique perspectives, each sharing insights from a Biblical viewpoint: · Justin Arnot is senior counsel for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and the moderator of each episode’s conversation. · Meg Kilgannon is a policy analyst with the Family Research Council and former Director of the Office of Faith and Opportunity Initiatives with the U.S. Department of Education.· Bob Paulson is Editor of Decision magazine.· Vince Riley is Senior Pastor of Meeting Place Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. “As we march through these conversations, of course, we're not trying to direct anyone to any particular candidate or party. We're asking them to search the Lord on how to steward their responsibility in the public space.” – Justin Arnot, moderator, “A Biblical Perspective on Elections.” ResourcesA Biblical Perspective on Elections – downloadable guide: www.billygraham.org/guideDecision Magazine: https://decisionmagazine.com/Family Research Council: https://www.frc.org/
“Is it important that followers of Christ go to the polls and vote? If so, why?” “How can you prepare for going to the polls?” Those are two of the questions you’ll hear discussed on this first episode of A Biblical Perspective on Elections.This three-episode podcast can help you prepare for elections with a better understanding of why voting is an important responsibility for a Christian. You’ll hear from four guests with unique perspectives, each sharing insights from a Biblical viewpoint: · Justin Arnot is senior counsel for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and the moderator of each episode’s conversation. · Meg Kilgannon is a policy analyst with the Family Research Council and former Director of the Office of Faith and Opportunity Initiatives with the U.S. Department of Education.· Bob Paulson is Editor of Decision magazine. · Vince Riley is Senior Pastor of Meeting Place Church in Charlotte, North Carolina.“As we march through these conversations, of course, we're not trying to direct anyone to any particular candidate or party. We're asking them to search the Lord on how to steward their responsibility in the public space.” – Justin Arnot, moderator, “A Biblical Perspective on Elections.”ResourcesA Biblical Perspective on Elections – downloadable guide: www.billygraham.org/guideDecision Magazine: https://decisionmagazine.com/Family Research Council: https://www.frc.org/