The Issues with Christian Nationalism from a Christian Perspective | Kingdom Thinking (Episode 19)

Kingdom Thinking: On today's episode, Hansel and Josh discuss Christian Nationalism and Christian Patriotism. What is the difference between these two terms? Are there any potential issues with a Christian loving America? Is America a nation that Jesus uses to do good things, or is America THE nation that Jesus uses to do all the good things? We discuss all this and more on today's episode! This is Kingdom Thinking hosted by Hansel Flores and Josh Carman. On this show, we view everything through the lens of Scripture and we will not tell you what you should think or believe. Rather, we will give you the context and the tools to help equip you to make a biblically informed decision. 0:00 In This Episode... 0:26 What Does it Mean to Love Your Country? 1:46 What is Christian Patriotism? 4:15 What is Christian Nationalism? 5:31 The Question of Identity 12:23 Christians are Members of a New Society 14:30 Empire Vs. Kingdom 16:16 Can Christians be Democratic or Republican? 19:03 Do We Have to Pick a Side? 20:42 Christianity is Bigger than Either Party 22:36 Can Christians Be Proud of Their Country? 23:44 The Future for Christians Connect with JUCE on social media https://www.jucetv.com https://twitter.com/jucetvnetwork https://instagram.com/jucetvnetwork https://facebook.com/jucetvnetwork Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss future episodes. See all our shows: On Ice with JJ Carroll: https://bit.ly/39ckX2z Up Close: https://bit.ly/2tuzuHX Know, Do or Die: https://bit.ly/382OZpm Backstage @: https://bit.ly/2GS4O6s Time Out!: https://bit.ly/2RXVoNb With the core belief that all life matters, JUCE aspires to provide content that values everyone, entertains and celebrates life, and above all, helps people find the meaning of life by connecting them with the Creator of life. We do faith & we do entertainment. We inspire and encourage. And we do it WORLDWIDE! Copyright © 2021 JUCE TV Network. All Rights Reserved.