The message of repentance in Matthew is a timely reminder that we must choose God’s kingdom over the kingdoms of this world. Repentance is not just about turning from sin, but about redirecting our hearts toward Jesus as our true King, above all other allegiances.

True evidence of our relationship with God is not just in our words, but in our actions, specifically our ability to love all people—even those with whom we disagree politically—reflecting the love of Christ.

Drawing inspiration from Psalm 144, we connect David’s experiences with the struggles faced by the sandwich generation, highlighting the importance of faith and divine support in navigating life’s challenges.

Paul’s message in Ephesians reveals that God’s love and grace extend to all people, assuring us of a divine plan that promises redemption and restoration beyond earthly divisions.

By concentrating on becoming more like Jesus rather than fixating on political parties or leaders, Christians can better reflect the life and love of Christ, regardless of the political climate.

We will not win the world for Christ by any political platform or through any new way of thinking. Jesus views us all through the same redemptive lens and he calls us to respond to each other on that basis.