Living in Babylon means living in an age of political idolatry. We must be careful not to place our politics above God, as it can become a form of worship and an idol in our lives.
Daniel 3:1-7, Daniel 3:13-15, Daniel 3:24-26, John 18:36, Philippians 2:5-9, Ephesians 2:19, Ephesians 4:11-13, Romans 12:1-2
What are some good things that can become idols in our lives if we're not careful?
How can we avoid bowing down to political idolatry in our current society?
In what ways can we focus more on following and identifying with Jesus instead of political ideologies and parties?
Today, Pastor Paul Feuerstein from Helena First continued the series Living in Babylon. He talked about political idolatry and how it affects us in a post-Christian, secular society. Babylon has always represented a Godless culture, and today we will focus on how we can avoid falling into the trap of political idolatry.
Let us focus more on following Jesus than following politics. While political issues do matter, Jesus should always matter more in our lives.
Remember that the church exists to equip, mature, and bring unity among believers. Let us be disciples in community, following the example of Jesus.
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