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After the Votes: Holding Fast to Faith and Fellowship

It's the day after the presidential election, and I want to share a few thoughts with you that I wrote last night. Most churches have people on both sides of the political spectrum. Radiant Fellowship is no exception.  Many Christians are blessed to live in democratic countries where elections determine new leaders and where we can exercise our voice in the electoral process. However, once the election is over, feelings can be all over the place. Those whose candidates won may feel ecstatic and hopeful, while those whose candidates lost often find themselves grappling with feelings of depression and worry. Whether we celebrated victory or mourned defeat, it's essential for Christians to remember certain truths about our lives. When the election is over, we would do well to: Remember to Trust in God's Sovereignty God is ultimately in control. This truth resonates throughout Scripture. In the days of Daniel, we see God’s hand in the rise and fall of kings as stated in Daniel

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