May Christians vote for a presidential candidate who denies the Trinity?

Summary

The sermon argues that a candidate's policies, particularly regarding the sanctity of human life and biblical principles of governance, should determine a Christian's vote, not their personal religious beliefs. Key scriptural references include Romans 13, and the discussion touches on issues like abortion and the role of the church in prophetic criticism. The takeaway is that true greatness for a nation stems from righteousness, and Christians have a responsibility to uphold these standards through their votes and influence.