Join Pastor Mike of Corner Fringe Ministries as we embark on a thought-provoking journey exploring the profound connection between faith and politics. Discover the biblical wisdom found in the Torah and its relevance to our nation's governance. Learn how our faith calls us to action, from reading and knowing God's Word to living righteously as a sign of our faith. Explore the role of churches in politics and understand your vital role in the political process through voting, volunteering, and even running for office. Together, let's bridge the gap between faith and civic engagement, seeking to honor God's values as we shape our nation's future. Like, share, and subscribe to be part of this inspiring movement rooted in faith and action.
Join Pastor Mike of Corner Fringe Ministries as we embark on a thought-provoking journey exploring the profound connection between faith and politics. Discover the biblical wisdom found in the Torah and its relevance to our nation's governance. Learn how our faith calls us to action, from reading and knowing God's Word to living righteously as a sign of our faith. Explore the role of churches in politics and understand your vital role in the political process through voting, volunteering, and even running for office. Together, let's bridge the gap between faith and civic engagement, seeking to honor God's values as we shape our nation's future. Like, share, and subscribe to be part of this inspiring movement rooted in faith and action.
Whoever would be great among you must be your servant. Leadership in the Kingdom has its rewards, but it is also a heavy burden. If you are only getting rewards from your leadership or mission and no afflictions, then you'd better examine yourself and your behavior very closely. If your crown has no thorns, then something is wrong.
If you want to be great in God's eyes do three things: Keep #torah, Teach Torah, Be a servant.
Matthew 20:25-28
There is a danger in forming a doctrine around a single verse in the Bible, especially if that verse is used out of context or based on a poor translation. Matthew 26:52, “Put your sword back in its place,” Jesus said to him. “For all who draw the sword will die by the sword.” This verse has evolved into the saying, “Live by the sword, die by the sword.” The context of this verse is Peter, who without provocation cuts the ear from a Roman soldier. Peter in his own passionate way thought he was defending the innocent but the reality is that he drew first blood without thought, prayer or instruction from the Creator.