The article argues that, as the 2026 U.S. midterm elections near, Christians should evaluate political platforms through biblical truth rather than party loyalty. It claims no party fully reflects scripture, but highlights several Democratic policy positions it says conflict with historic Christian teaching.<\/p>\n

The author points to: (1) abortion policy and protections, (2) efforts to redefine marriage and advance LGBTQ-related priorities, (3) trends associated with family breakdown such as divorce and fatherlessness, (4) support for gender-transition interventions<\/a> for minors, and (5) concerns about government and media\/tech cooperation to suppress certain viewpoints.<\/p>\n

It concludes that Christians should think carefully, vote prayerfully, and remain faithful to Scripture-emphasizing that the goal is faithfulness, not just electoral victory. <\/p>\n