If We Lose the House, Do We Lose Our Faith?
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If We Lose the House, Do We Lose Our Faith?
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What happens to a Christian’s faith if their side loses the 2026 midterm elections? With Election Day two weeks away and Republicans trailing on the generic ballot, pastor, attorney and political commentator Marc Little turns to Hebrews 11:6: “And without faith it is impossible to please God.”
Marc explains what the verse assumes before it ever mentions faith. He shows why the word “impossible” puts pleasing God in the same category as God lying, and why a Christian’s vote is a duty and not a verdict. He also shares how watching his own father provide shaped the way he understood faith, and how Romans 8:15 corrected a walk built on fear instead of sonship.
In this episode:
- Two wrong reactions to Election Day: despair and idolatry
- Moving our hope from the throne to our Congress
- Faith as assurance about what we do not see
- Why the faithful in Hebrews 11 did not all receive what was promised
- Four marks of faith on November 4: trust, intimacy, calling and authority
- Christians as Christ’s ambassadors, aligned with candidates but not defined by them
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