By Duke Kwon | Listen | 35m
Published in October of 2016
SUMMARY: Pastor Duke Kwon of Grace Meridian Hill (Washington, D.C.) says that there are four things we need to recognize when reading Matthew 22:15-22 – political power is seductive, Jesus does not fit neatly into political parties and that we should give and withhold from the government. The sound is lower than normal, so make sure to turn it up.
KEY QUOTE: “Jesus doesn’t fit easily, neatly, tightly in political categories and neither should we.”
BONUS: Leftover notes from his sermon. Some really good information is there.
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