When a Christian and here I mean a born- again Christian gets into that secret voting booth, issues of morality that lead to the destruction of society are very important. It is not only matters of jobs, security and health that count.
In my country Kenya, it is very sad that we vote on ethnic lines and all else does not matter. Party manifestos and political rallies are decors to hoodwink the electorate.The USA could be different. Looking at the candidates that have stepped forward in Kenya, it appears as the election day draws nigh that my preferred candidates will not win. They lack the prerequisite ethnic appeal that arouses a crazy euphoria and attendant tribal alliances.
As Americans wake up this morning to decided who occupies White house for the next four years, kindly consider the following.
1. Who is the most pro-life candidate? Proverbs 6:17
2. Who is the most pro-Israel candidate? Genesis 12:3
3. Who is the most pro-marriage candidate? Genesis 2:24
The three issues must be dear above all else to every Christian who wants to vote according to the Bible. Voting is a God-given responsibility that we must exercise wisely.
Why should a Kenyan be concerned about who becomes president in the USA? Because the world is so interconnected and the fact is when America sneezes Europe catches a cold, Asia catches pneumonia and Africa catches tuberculosis.
Remain blessed.
