Hold Up — HOW Many Christians Are Sitting Out On Election Day???
The future, they say, belongs to those who show up

[Editor’s Note: The link below takes readers to a Barna Survey in which only 51% of self-described people of faith are planning to vote.]
We hear it every election: if more Christians vote to affirm traditional values, the nation wins. Why do so many Christians refuse to vote? Why do so many remain fused to the pews?
There are many reasons the frozen chosen decline to vote: elections are corrupt, politics is a worldly endeavor, voting distracts from ministry, church leadership opposes activism, generalized apathy.
So once again secularists will likely win the day. Elections have consequences.
Babies are aborted, from conception through gestation and live birth. Think of it: a righteous vote to save millions of babies is considered unspiritual. Surrendering to popularity is considered wise. True radicalism — The Gospel — is largely ignored.
The satanic blood bath goes on as millions of souls cry out for justice
The murder of Charlie Kirk merits no mention. A good and godly man lays his life down doing the Father’s bidding and half the clergy changes the subject. Too many pulpits are strangely silent. Instead of sheep dogs guarding the flock we have toy poodles yapping endlessly.
Too many so-called Christians celebrate perversion and gender madness not bothering to ask, “What is the truth?” They are never mindful that voting is the least of their civic duties.
We talk about evangelism but our witness is weak and ineffectual because so many people cannot differentiate between the faithful and the frauds.
Heroes of the faith throughout Scripture exemplify the ultimate value of self-sacrifice, but instead of taking a stand like them, we sit on our hands and bite our tongues.
Be assured Judgment Day is coming. Active saints will prevail but spectators will weep.