CTP 20250423 S2EAprSpecial4 Frank Tull and recent Black History (Good, Bad, Ugly) in USA BTS/SP

Pastor Frank Tull challenges the victimhood mentality in Black America while advocating for biblical values in politics and personal responsibility. This thought-provoking conversation examines the distinction between biblical community and communism, exploring how Christians can become victors rather than victims.
• Frank shares his journey from being a "diehard Democrat" to a conservative Christian after being challenged to provide biblical support for his political stance
• Check out Frank Tull's book "Christians Must Vote" available on Amazon. You can follow him on Instagram and Facebook @BishopF.
• Biblical community empowers through free will and personal responsibility, while communism relies on force and redistribution
• Jesus teaches that those who choose not to work are not considered "poor" in the biblical sense—the truly poor are those who cannot help themselves
• The Democratic Party's welfare approach creates dependency rather than pathways to self-sufficiency
• Misinterpreting "judge not" from Matthew 7 ignores the call for righteous judgment after self-examination
• True Christian love has both firm and soft sides—both necessary for spiritual and societal health
• Christians must vote according to biblical principles and actively engage in politics
• "Inaction is an action"—2 Chronicles 7:14 calls not just for prayer but for turning from wicked ways