Tag Archives: faith and politics

Exercise Greatness with Jesus “Soulutions”

Posted on April 9, 2025 by Steve Simms

Jesus “soulutions are the key to true greatness. Trust in a government leader cannot accomplish it. Religious leaders were trying to use Pontius Pilate and the Roman government to remove what they perceived to be a threat to their power, … Continue reading →

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City Can Be a Family

Posted on August 21, 2024 by Steve Simms

One day city will be a family. Of course, I’m talking about the city of God that you can read about in a book called Revelation. (It’s the last book of the Bible.) I experienced some of that city yesterday … Continue reading →

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Political heroes rise & fall, but . . .

Posted on July 16, 2022 by Steve Simms

Beyond human politicsThere’s an invisible kingdom,A government that flows fromBeyond this worldAnd seeks to endThe widespread rebellionInside human beingsAnd to bring restorationAnd peace of mindTo all who will fullySurrender to its authority.It’s not aligned with governmentsThat demand outward complianceAnd rule … Continue reading →

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Religitics — mixing religion & politics

Posted on December 21, 2021 by Steve Simms

When you mix politics and religion, you get religitics. Religitics believes that government should impose some religious views on people. It’s hard to trust in politics (human kingdoms) and trust in God’s kingdom at the same time. They tend to … Continue reading →

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Conservative or Progressive Jesus?

Posted on November 3, 2019 by Steve Simms

Conservatively follow the risen Jesus, by holding on to and demonstrating His love to all. Progressively follow the risen Jesus, no matter what the culture says. Make progress obeying Him. Church-focus should never eclipse Christ-focus. A service about God isn’t … Continue reading →

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