Who Will Defend Biblical Values?
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If we stay silent because we reject the If we stay silent because we reject the language of this administration or language of this administration or language of this administration or there's one of them that we don't like there's one of them that we don't like there's one of them that we don't like or there's some policy point and or there's some policy point and or there's some policy point and therefore we step away from the biblical therefore we step away from the biblical therefore we step away from the biblical worldview issues, I believe that the worldview issues, I believe that the worldview issues, I believe that the ungodliness and the wickedness and the ungodliness and the wickedness and the ungodliness and the wickedness and the things that we have seen previously will things that we have seen previously will things that we have seen previously will come back with the greater vengeance come back with the greater vengeance come back with the greater vengeance than that we've ever seen them. than that we've ever seen them. than that we've ever seen them. It's our assignment to be salt and It's our assignment to be salt and It's our assignment to be salt and light. It's not the politician's light. It's not the politician's light. It's not the politician's assignment. It's ours.
Summary
This sermon emphasizes the importance of Christians remaining engaged with societal and political issues from a biblical worldview, rather than withdrawing due to disagreement with current administration policies. Referencing the biblical call to be "salt and light," the message concludes that silence allows ungodliness to return with greater force, making engagement our essential assignment, not the politician's.