Christian Nationalism looks like seeing Jesus hanging on the cross and saying, "he should have just obeyed the law."

Christian nationalism looks like cheering on Pharaoh while condemning Moses for "being too political."

Christian Nationalism looks like getting outraged at the prophet Nathan for rebuking King David for his horrid sins and telling him, "God can use a filthy minded wealthy man to accomplish good things!"

Christian Nationalism looks like bowing to the gold statue of Nebuchadnezzar.

Christian Nationalism looks like the Samaritan leaning over to the man beaten on the side of the road and saying, "before I pay for your treatment and shelter, tell me, are you here legally?"

Christian Nationalism looks like Jesus saying to his disciples before feeding the +5,000, "go make sure everyone here has a job and isn't just looking for a handout."

Christian Nationalism looks like telling John the Baptist he doesn’t love his country because he spoke the truth about King Herod’s abuse of power.

Christian Nationalism looks like bringing good news to the rich and powerful and bad news to the poor and powerless.

Christian Nationalism looks like hearing Jesus say “love your neighbor as yourself” then replying, “and who is my neighbor?”

Christian Nationalism looks like accepting the temptation from Satan that Jesus rejected, to have power over all earthly kingdoms.

Christian Nationalism sounds like the crowd choosing Barabbas.

Christian Nationalism looks like hearing God say "I will pour out my spirit on all people" in Acts 2 where all nations, languages, and tribes were present then protesting by saying "America first!"

Christian Nationalism looks like using the Bible to seek first the power of the empire rather than the self sacrificial love of Jesus.

Christian nationalism looks like worshiping power rather than loving God and our neighbors.

Christian nationalism looks nothing like Jesus.

"You have a clever way of ignoring the commands of God so you can follow your own teachings." -Jesus (Mark 7:9)