We say Narrate wants to be the kind of community that leaves room for people on both sides of the political aisle to pursue and follow Jesus, but how? The idea of being a diverse community with robust difference of opinion and yet unified in our desire to serve God by serving people in Helena is a great concept, but how do we keep it more than an empty platitude? For two weeks we're going to delve deep into the difficult world of spiritual conviction and politics. In part one, we want to explore the fondations of healthy political conversation. How can we be both convicted and civil? Then in part two, we're going to take about the myriad ways Christ-followers can, have and do approach politics, especially in a democratic state. What are the 5 different historical Christian approaches to politics and government? At the very least we think this will help you understand your bias and thus better respect that of those whom you disagree. So whether you're someone with a strong opinion of who should win the upcoming presidential election, or you're someone who is mostly disenchanted with the whole scene, we hope you'll join us. We think it could help you dialogue more honorably and could even help you better understand who you hold the views you hold.
