The Tulip Driven Life

By: Thomas F. Booher   Why Christians must wage political warfare for the sake of Christ’s glory & kingdom. 1)       Christ's kingdom not being of this world (John 18:36) does not mean Christians should refuse to engage in politics or customs of a given people/nation. a)       Jesus was on trial and would not have his servants fight to deliver Him from crucifixion, for crucifixion was the very purpose the Father sent Him to earth (Jn. 12:27-28). b)       Christ came to be the atonement for sin after living a righteous, perfect life for His people and proclaiming the Gospel of His kingdom (Lk. 4:43). 2)       Christ's kingdom comes through preaching the Truth, living righteously, & blood atonement -- as planned by the Father in Heaven. a)       But this power from heaven comes down to earth. b)       After Christ is...

  HOW DO I LIVE AS A CHRISTIAN IN 2021? An audio recording of what follows can be listened to here: https://anchor.fm/the-tulip-driven-life/episodes/How-Do-I-Live-As-a-Christian-in-2021-e16me61 Many Christians simply do not know how to live as faithful Christians on a day-to-day basis. This may be you, and you may even wonder what it even means to live day-by-day as a Christian. You may wonder if what you are doing with the bulk of your life, time, and energy, is really pleasing to God. Churches have taught many to ride from one high to the next, sustaining them on nothing but "mountain-top" spiritual experiences. This is discouraging, for living as a Christian isn't about one ecstatic moment after another. As young Christians get older, they realize that life is a lot less about "holy moments" and more about living faithfully to the Lord in the little things. Being "on fire" for Jesus doesn't usually land you a job, a spouse, a house, strong fri...