Yet, by staying out of the public square and sidestepping any involvement in the culture, contemporary Christendom has been partly responsible for the rise and establishment of the profane culture adulterated through public education over the last 75 years.
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Together, we get to choose the leaders that we are subject to (Romans 13:1). The type of leaders we vote for has a big impact on whether people thrive or suffer (Proverbs 28:12; Proverbs 29:2). As such we should register to vote and Biblically discern how we will vote on the issues and candidates presented on election day. (November 5th, 2024)
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“Christians will have to take their Civics game to a new level. Somebody’s values are going to reign supreme in the public square. If Evangelical and Pro-Life Catholic Christians stay home from the voting booth – in a presidential year, no less than half of all Christians unfortunately refrain from being registered and voting – then those ‘who speak perverse things, who leave the paths of uprightness’ … will elect their candidates, create and pass legislation, bringing about anarchy as its ‘natural consequence and fitting punishment’ to a spiritually apathetic nation.”
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Our inspirational keynote speaker will be Joel C. Rosenberg the New York Times bestselling author of 17 novels and 5 nonfiction books with 5 million copies in print. Mr. Rosenberg is an American-Israeli communications strategist, also the founder and Editor-in-Chief of two news and analysis websites, All Israel All Arab News. Additionally, he is the host and executive producer of The Rosenberg Report the only weekly, prime time news and commentary show about Israel on any American news channel.
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Sheikh Hassan Yousef [born 1955] is a Palestinian West Bank leader and co-founder of Hamas. He represents the extremist faction Hamas and has spent 23 years in and out of Israeli prisons. In 1999, Mosab met a British missionary who introduced him to Christianity, and in August 2008, he was secretly baptized in Tel Aviv. Israel’s daily newspaper, Ha’aretz 2011, featured a story on Mosab Yousef’s conversion to Christ.1 His father in prison broke down and cried when he heard the news, only to be consoled by Muslim leaders and Israeli guards.
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