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This week, Brett steps in as host while Matt is away on a trip, joining Phil to wrap up the Beyond the Ballot series following the election. Together, they explore how to navigate the post-election landscape, process political outcomes, and guard against letting political outrage define our faith and identity.1

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When allegiance is settled, the news cycle cannot rule you.

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Welcome back to the Menlo Midweek Podcast and Week 3 of our series, Beyond the Ballot. In this conversation, Brett (Mountain View Campus Pastor) and Matt Summers examine where we place our ultimate hope during an election season and what happens when we ask political leaders or outcomes to save us. Together, we discuss the limits of earthly authority, why Jesus doesn’t fit ne...


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The human appetite for political solutions to spiritual problems has been with us since 1 Samuel 8. Every empire since has been some version of that demand. Every election cycle reactivates the temptation. We want a king. We want a savior in office. We want someone with power who is on our side.

Voting is participation, not salvation. Power is stewardship, not savior. ...


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Welcome back to the Menlo Midweek Podcast and Week 2 of our series, Beyond the Ballot.

In this conversation, Peter Sherman and Matt Summers explore what our reactions reveal during an election season and how Jesus invites us to carry our convictions with a different posture. When our identity feels threatened, fear or grief can quickly turn into contempt. Together, we ...


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