Why Christians need to reach across today’s bitter political divisions to follow their Lord
The two founders of popular podcast ‘Truth over Tribe’ meet Premier Unbelievable to discuss how to find a Christian path through political strife
Truth Over Tribe: Pledging allegiance to the lamb, not the donkey or the elephant (David C Cook) is the name of the new book by pastors Patrick Miller and Keith Simon. They started the Truth Over Tribe podcast which is designed to combat polarisation in politics, culture, and Christianity. Justin Brierley talked to them about the issues that divide the church - and culture - such as Trump, abortion, LGBT, Christian nationalism, progressives, and conservatives, and asks how the church can be part of the solution rather than the problem.
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