Political Commentator Denise Gitsham on ‘Politics for People Who Hate Politics’
For so many people, politics are the lifeblood and fabric of our nation. The ability to join in public discourse about the issues of the day is an inherent right and privilege for citizens of this great nation. Personal fulfillment and sheer delight can often be found through non-stop news coverage, informative social media posts, and even discussions around the dinner table.
But what about those people who run in the other direction due to the dreaded “P” word? Those who loathe taking any sort of position on the issues of the day due to fear of testy verbal exchanges with friends and family members. Conversations that quickly turn into bloodsports brought into the open because of differing opinions on divisive issues.
Denise Gitsham is an experienced political commentator, former White House Aide, author and speaker, who believes that people of faith CAN effectively engage in politics by loving those we disagree with. In her latest book, “Politics for People Who Hate Politics: How to Engage without Losing Your Friends or Your Soul”, Gitsham urges fellow Christian to see this presidential election year as an opportunity to become a healing and unifying time in the nation.
Gitsham joins us on the Crossmap Podcast to discuss how to engage with those we disagree with about politics with humility and honor. Listen as she shares why it is important to speak the truth in love when it comes to politics.
Get the book, Politics for People Who Hate Politics
But what about those people who run in the other direction due to the dreaded “P” word? Those who loathe taking any sort of position on the issues of the day due to fear of testy verbal exchanges with friends and family members. Conversations that quickly turn into bloodsports brought into the open because of differing opinions on divisive issues.
Denise Gitsham is an experienced political commentator, former White House Aide, author and speaker, who believes that people of faith CAN effectively engage in politics by loving those we disagree with. In her latest book, “Politics for People Who Hate Politics: How to Engage without Losing Your Friends or Your Soul”, Gitsham urges fellow Christian to see this presidential election year as an opportunity to become a healing and unifying time in the nation.
Gitsham joins us on the Crossmap Podcast to discuss how to engage with those we disagree with about politics with humility and honor. Listen as she shares why it is important to speak the truth in love when it comes to politics.
Get the book, Politics for People Who Hate Politics
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