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Political Cartoons - Where Faith and Government Play Nice?

Politics With a Christian Worldview

Our laws and morality should be based on sound biblical teachings. This worldview shouldn’t be a blunt tool to force on others, but rather an opportunity to engage with grace, listen to opposing views, and avoid idolizing party lines. All while never compromising God’s unchanging truths shared in love.

Politics is messy, so focus on principles, not perfection, and let truth speak louder than partisan politics.

The Media… and the News ‘Show’

Political journalists claim to inform the public about government actions, policies, and political events, holding power accountable and fostering transparency. Providing accurate, fact-based, unbiased reporting to help citizens make informed decisions, exposing corruption, and amplifying diverse voices.

Polticial journalists portray their role as the bridge between policymakers and the public, encouraging civic engagement and democratic participation. BUT…

Too many Political journalists have a well earned reputation for promoting ratings and biased opinions which only clouds the murky state of our country. They are often labeled as Fake News.

Driven by public distrust, political polarization, and too many journalistic failures. The message by mainstream media is one that can easily be described contrary to a Christian Worldview. Issues of gender, lgbtq+ , and abortion rights to name just a few fly in the face of Basic Bible teachings regarding morality.

Overview
Mainstream media—outlets like CNN, Fox News, The New York Times, MSNBC, ABC, NBC, and CBS—are increasingly labeled "fake news," a term popularized during the 2016 U.S. election.

A 2025 Gallup poll shows only 28% of Americans trust media to report news "fully, accurately, and fairly". This is concerning if you compare with the early 1970s where trust was around 68-72%.