150 | What Does The Bible Say About: Christian Nationalism
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Summer is in full swing, and this week’s episode of What Does the Bible Say About ___? tackles a timely and sensitive topic: Christian nationalism.
Steve notes that over the past decade, this issue has drawn some of the strongest criticism from all sides, and even the term itself tends to create division. Sarah shares that it’s especially personal for her, as her college experience at a Christian university was significantly shaped by this conversation.
As the discussion begins, Steve reminds us that Christianity must be able to speak across every culture, country, and era, not just one nation or political system. The Bible wasn’t written solely for American Christians, but for the global church.
He also cautions that Christian nationalism becomes dangerous when it blends the gospel with a specific political ideology, implying that certain beliefs about laws or politics determine whether someone can truly be a Christian. When extra requirements are added to the gospel, it moves away from biblical truth.
Steve suggests this confusion may even contribute to the rise of the “nones”; those who claim no religious affiliation. Rich adds that many people, including Christians, tend to pick sides so quickly and strongly that meaningful conversation becomes difficult, especially in an age where algorithms often shape what we believe and how we think.
There’s a lot packed into this 26-minute conversation, and it continues next week. Be sure you’re subscribed so you don’t miss it!
Steve's sermon on this topic from January 2026
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