July 11, 2024

Why the 2024 Election Won’t Be As Volatile as the 2020 Election

10 minutes

No presidential election in recent history has been as volatile and polarizing for churches as the 2020 election. While the 2024 election will still be a challenge for churches, it will not be nearly as bad as the previous election. Thom and Jess examine why the conflict will not be as great in 2024.

Sides have been chosen.

The major party candidates are known.

Church members have moved to a church that fits their political preference or dropped out altogether.

Polarization is now accepted as commonplace.

Summary thoughts: The opportunity for churches.

Resources:

Chaney & Associates

The Everything Church Resource Directory

The Hope Initiative

Church Answers Central Membership

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