TVMy Faith Votes Conversation with Pastor David Platt
October 6, 2020 | Craig Michaelis | |
You may recall that Pastor David Platt was caught in a social media firestorm last year when the President unexpectedly arrived at his church on a Sunday morning, asking for prayer. In our conversation, you’ll hear more of his insights into that event and how it led to the writing of his new booklet called "Before You Vote."
Pastor David Platt, Lead Pastor of McLean Bible Church in Washington, D.C., and author of the best-selling book Radical has been a great friend to My Faith Votes since our inception and we had the privilege of talking with him about this important new resource he created that gives insight to "Seven Questions Every Christian Should Ask" before voting. Watch here.
You can learn more about the book Before You Vote, here.
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My Faith Votes— is a ministry that motivates, equips, and activates Christians in America to vote in every election, transforming our communities and influencing our nation with biblical truth. An estimated 25 million Christians who are registered to vote, fail to vote in presidential elections. My Faith Votes is on a mission to change this statistic by helping Christians act on their faith and vote in every election. When we pray unceasingly for our nation, think biblically about the issues, and vote consistently in every election the impact of Christians taking action from the local to the state and federal level will be unprecedented.
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1) To vote as and American one must look for the Constitutionallity of a candidate.
The Constitution does NOT inroad, intrude nor corrode ones Faith as a Christ follower so is the dandidate a Christian,.
2) One must look at the voting record of a candidate or all they've stood for over the yrs
Are they for -
a) Life of the unborn
b) do they stand up for the Bill of Rights,
c) are they fiscally for a balanced budget
d) do they champion principled ethics and morals,
cl do they want school choice w/out government interference