Fundamental Questions That Have Sound Biblical Answers and Historical Clarity​

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1. Does the church have the right and/or the responsibility to challenge and reform civil government?

2. Where does government's conscience come from? Who provides that function?

3. What kind of America do we wish to leave for future generations?

4. What will it take to bring America back to its biblical foundational principles?

5. Were the founding documents influenced by biblical principles?

 

Crucial Statements of Truth

1. God gave civil government to man to be a guardrail for human behavior, but the government in and of itself has no conscience. Scripture provides examples of God's people influencing civil government to fulfill its proper function.

2. We the People of the United States of America are the source of government's legitimacy. Therefore, people must be informed and moral to fulfill this function.

3. Proper American civil government secures God given individual civil liberties.

4. If Christians do not get involved with politics, there will be no revival (quote by a famous American Christian revivalist). We cannot abdicate our responsibility like the German pastors and churches in the 1930s. We will courageously embrace these challenges to bring revival in churches and awakening in the culture.

5. God has historically used anointed Christian leaders to preach the gospel, expose tyranny, and expand legitimate freedoms.

 

General Action Points for Liberty Pastors

1. Preach the Gospel fearlessly.

2. Expose tyranny from the pulpit and underscore violations of citizens Constitutional rights.

3. Build relationships with community leaders and elected officials.

4. Connect pastors and Christian leaders for prayer and action.

5. Get involved with organizations in West Michigan to build powerful relationships.

6. Show up with overwhelming power and support for businesses, churches, schools, or clinics who are under spiritual attack.

7. Encourage pastors, Christian leaders, and church members to run for political offices.

8. Be prepared and available to engage moral and spiritual issues that affect our culture.

9. Provide leadership for voters and absentee ballot drives

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