Christians are called to serve the kingdom of God over any earthly kingdom. But what does that mean for a believer’s responsibilities to government, politics and voting? Should they resist? Should they join with the powerful and try to influence it from the inside? But Jeremiah prescribes and Daniel models a third way to engage a society hostile or indifferent to God. The Bible Project explains it in this helpful animated video.
How to Engage Politics and Government Like Jeremiah and Daniel Did
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