Election 2020

On Sunday, Chrisitan film producer DeVon Franklin hosted a faith-based event where he encouraged Christians to vote for Joe Biden in the 2020 Presidential Election.

In a new column, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Albert Mohler wrote that he has changed his mind about Donald Trump as president, even if he hasn’t changed his mind about Trump’s character.

A group called Shut Down DC is reportedly planning to do whatever it takes to see President Trump leave office no matter the outcome of the 2020 Presidential Election.

Black church leaders are encouraging their congregants to vote through the 'Souls to the Polls' initiative. The initiative encourages churchgoers to go straight to the polls following church services. 

In an interview with The Christian Post, Pastor David Platt called for the church to unite amid divisive politics.

In a country where 93 percent of us say civility is a problem, a new story in the Wall Street Journal is welcomed news. We meet the Gates family, who are lifelong Republicans, and the Mitchells, who are lifelong Democrats. The two families are next-door neighbors in suburban Pittsburgh. The Gates home displays a Trump yard sign; the Mitchell home displays a Biden sign.

But next to each there is another sign which says, “WE [HEART] THEM” with an arrow pointing to the other family’s home and “One Nation” inside the heart drawing.

In this election, there are serious policy differences that will greatly alter the world we live in, the nation we give to our children. Three issues, however, are at a DEFCON 1 level of imminent danger for believers, for every freedom-loving American. We should consider these issues carefully before voting.

In a post on his Desiring God website, Pastor John Piper explains why he is not voting for Donald Trump or Joe Biden.

In a recent interview, Mike Sharrow, president and CEO of C12 Group, discussed the importance of Christian business leaders engaging in politics and voting and loving our neighbors through our civic involvement

In Thursday night's Presidential debate, President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden put forth drastically different visions for America's future.