Is the Church Responsible for This Cultural & Political Moment? With Teo Hayashi

Ideas Have Consequences

In a previous episode, Pastor Teo Hayashi from São Paulo, Brazil, joined us to discuss steps to disciple nations through a Spirit-led re-formation of all areas of life and society. Today, he's back with a timely message: when the Church neglects its responsibility to shape society, politicians often fill the void. This is the reality Brazil and many Western nations face today. For years, churches have stepped back from guiding the nation’s moral compass when it comes to discussions on freedom, justice, family, education, and the sacredness of the imago Dei. Now, we’re realizing the need to "catch up."

Pastor Hayashi challenges pastors and believers alike to rethink godly citizenship in a secular world. Tune in for vital insights on the Church's role in influencing society and politics.

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1. Is the Church Responsible for This Cultural & Political Moment? With Teo Hayashi (00:00:00)

2. The Church's Response to Political Change (00:00:03)

3. The Church's Role in Political Change (00:16:27)

4. Navigating Politics in a Digital Age (00:22:50)

5. Preparing Congregation for Godly Citizenship (00:34:58)

6. Empowering Church for Cultural Impact (00:41:11)

7. Expanding the Gospel Message for Today (00:49:27)

8. The Church's Role in Kingdom Living (00:58:03)

9. Podcast Interview With Pastor Teo Hayashi (01:06:50)