What does faithful Christian citizenship look like?Michael Easley sits down with Troy Miller, president of the National Religious Broadcasters, to discuss why Christians should understand their civic responsibility and engage culture with biblical courage.They explore Romans 13, voting, midterm elections, civic responsibility, the role of pastors, voter guides, the 501(c)(3) question, cultural engagement, and the challenge of discipling the next generation.This conversation isn't ultimately about political parties. It's about stewardship, leadership, discipleship, and whether Christians are willing to faithfully engage the culture God has placed them in.Key Topics Covered-Romans 13 and respecting governing authorities-Why midterm elections matter-Christian civic responsibility-Voting beyond personalities and political parties-The role of worldview in government-Pastors addressing cultural issues-Voter guides and churches-Courage versus fear in Christian leadership-Reaching different generations through media-Loving our neighbors through civic engagement-Discipleship and cultural responsibilityChaptersLinks MentionedNRB WebsiteWatch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel.For more inContext interviews, click here.