Why the 2024 Election Won’t Be As Volatile as the 2020 Election
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No presidential election in recent history has been as volatile and polarizing for churches as the 2020 election. While the 2024 election will still be a challenge for churches, it will not be nearly as bad as the previous election. Thom and Jess examine why the conflict will not be as great in 2024.
- Sides have been chosen.
- The major party candidates are known.
- Church members have moved to a church that fits their political preference or dropped out altogether.
- Polarization is now accepted as commonplace.
- Summary thoughts: The opportunity for churches.
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