Separation of Church & State?

Episode Summary Where do you draw the line when it comes to "Separation of Church & State"? Is there a line? And how do you know where the line is drawn?As leaders in ministry, these are the questions that we find ourselves asking when it comes to leading in the local church and serving in our culture and society. With so many societal issues before us, it can be difficult to know what responsibility the local church has in addressing those issues and equipping people to move forward.In this episode, Perry Noble and Shane Duffey talk through those difficulties and how NewSpring Church has navigated those challenges. Episode Resources Additional Links and Resources Mentioned in this Podcast:Learn more and sign up for the Wave Conference on Thursday, September 17th.Thomas Jefferson's Letter to the Danbury Baptist Association.For free resources and additional information, check out www.newspringnetwork.com.If there's any way we can serve you, or you have any questions, email us at network@newspring.cc.Connect with Perry:Perry on TwitterPerry on FacebookPerry on InstagramPerry’s Blog Episode Quotes We’ve bought into the lie that there’s a line between the secular and the spiritual. Jesus is Lord of ALL. And that means ALL. — Perry NobleWhen Scripture speaks clearly, the church should speak clearly and not remain silent. — Perry NobleThe issues that people are asking about are the same issues the church needs to be willing to step into and answer. — Perry NobleWhen addressing an issue, it’s not about WHAT you say but HOW you say it. — Perry NobleOur country's issues aren't just political issues, they're Gospel issues. — Perry NobleIt says we will be known as Christians by our love and we aren’t doing well at showing people we love them. — Perry NobleWe’ve turned acceptance into approval. I can ACCEPT you without APPROVING what you do. — Perry NobleJesus took whatever environment He was in and leveraged it to where people might hear the gospel. — Shane Duffey All Content is © 2005 - 2017 All Rights Reserved