#NotesFromChurch
The Election is Over But Our Calling Continues - Phillipians 1:27
• The outcome of an election can reveal where we place our hope
Believers need to be responding different on social media
• Believers need to be responding different in the World
• The outcome of an election can reveal how we treat our neighbor
• The outcome of an election can reveal if we’re living with an eternal perspective
• We are citizens of Heaven
• How you respond when things don’t go your way determines your spiritual maturity
• God always wants us to respond in obedience
• Our response should reflect the Gospel we proclaim
• The election is over but God is still on the throne
• Worthy = humility, gentleness, with patience in love (Ephesians 4:1-3)
• There are believers who won’t speak to each other because of political ideology
• We root for sports teams despite our differences, how much more should believers continue together despite our differences
• Jesus intercedes for the Church not for a political party (John 17)
• The World doesn’t believe in Jesus because the Church isn’t one
• We are called to manifest God’s love to people who think differently than us (Matthew 5:44-47)
• It takes a supernatural love of the Holy Spirit to love your enemies
• Are you gonna be like the World? Or are you going to be like Christ?
• We are called to trust God above any human or any political system (Psalm 146:3-5)
• Human leaders can help us but God carries the weight of our hope
• Only God can give true deliverance
• Christians should pray for our leaders and advocate for what is right
• The outcome of an election does not change the faithfulness of our God
• We are called to continue to pursue the lost (Luke 19:10, Matthew 28:16-20)
• When political outcomes don’t go our way do we worry or worship?
• No matter what the outcome we are still responsible for reaching the lost
• The person who voted differently from you may be the person God is calling you to reach