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Bullmore on Confidence in Human Government

October 27, 2008 by Andy Naselli

Yesterday morning, Mike Bullmore prefaced his sermon with an outstanding 135-second pastoral exhortation in light of the upcoming election on November 4.

An excerpt:

Let there be no loss of security, whoever is in office. . . . There’s no cause no matter what happens—ever—for those who belong to God to worry or complain or whine.

Listen to the whole thing (2:15 min.).

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  1. Chuck Hervas says

    October 27, 2008 at 12:03 pm

    Andy,

    Thanks for posting this link. As you know, I have been involved in politics for many years, and I have seen a lot of promotion from the pulpit of political candidates and positions. Dr. Bullmore’s comments are the best I’ve ever heard and they reflect a true Gospel-centered position on the election. How refreshing!

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