Should Christians Join Protests—or Stand Apart?
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Protests can be a powerful display of conviction—but should Christians be marching alongside? From racial injustice to political unrest, many believers are wrestling with when, whether, and how to engage.
The Bible is filled with voices that stood up against oppression—prophets who confronted kings, apostles who challenged norms, and Christ Himself flipping tables in the temple. But is public protest a biblical way to promote change, or are we called to a quieter, counter-cultural witness?
This article explores key questions and biblical principles to help Christians navigate the tension between bold action and peaceful trust. It asks whether participating in modern protests compromises our testimony—or fulfills our calling to seek justice and love mercy.
“While Christians should always aim to act in love and humility, this doesn’t mean we stay silent in the face of injustice.”
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Have you ever joined a protest? What helped you decide whether to participate—or not?