Exile as Political Identity : Insights from Acts on Allegiance and Hope (Exile Series)
Explore how embracing an exile identity reshapes Christian allegiance, hope, and posture toward government. Mike and Tim delve into lessons from the Book of Acts on how redefining our political identity as exiles can help us navigate the partisan landscape with a focus on the Kingdom of God.
Key Takeaways:
•Redefining Political Allegiance– Understanding how adopting an exile identity shifts our primary allegiance from partisan politics to the Kingdom of God.
•Reconfiguring Hope– Discussing how our hope is not rooted in political outcomes but in Jesus and His mission.
•Submission and Subversion– Exploring the tension between submitting to governing authorities and subverting the powers through a Kingdom-focused life.
•Insights from Acts– Learning from early Christians on navigating political powers and maintaining faithfulness.
•Practical Exile Living– Practical ways to live out the exile identity in today's politicized world.
Resources Mentioned:
•The Book of Acts–Bible Gateway – Acts
•Shane Claiborne's Teachings–shaneclaiborne.com
•Center for Action and Contemplation(Richard Rohr's Teachings) –cac.org
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