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Facing COVID-19 Without Fear
Grace to You ^ | September 21, 2021 | by John MacArthur

Posted on 09/27/2021 3:39:32 AM PDT by Jim Robinson

We get many requests from church leaders around the world asking for advice as they deal with COVID-19 lockdown orders and other government-mandated restrictions on worship. This is a short record of how our church responded to the government’s efforts to keep our congregation from gathering, an index of some things we have learned, and a few important biblical principles to bear in mind as you consider how you and your church must respond biblically.

We are convinced that governmental encroachment on basic human freedoms constitutes a more intimidating threat to individuals, a greater impediment to the work of the church, and a larger calamity for all of society than any pestilence or other natural disaster. These are difficult times, calling for a thoughtful, biblical, and wise response from church leaders and their congregations.

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TOPICS: Constitution/Conservatism; Government; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: biblicalresponse; covid19; gty
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