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The question, "Is our God a politician?" challenges us to think deeply about how we view God's rule and leadership. In a world filled with political maneuvering, campaigns, and promises, it is easy to compare God's Kingdom to earthly governments. However, the Bible reveals that God's authority, justice, and governance are far above human politics. He does not seek votes, form coalitions, or shift His principles for popularity-He rules in righteousness and truth forever. Many believers today are tempted to merge their faith with political ideologies, sometimes placing more hope in human leaders than in the King of Kings. While the Bible calls us to pray for and respect governing authorities, we must never confuse earthly systems with the eternal Kingdom of God. God's government is perfect, unchanging, and rooted in His character-not in human compromise. This book will help you separate the eternal truth of God's rule from the temporary and flawed systems of men. We will look at the nature of His Kingdom, the way He leads, and how His authority differs from political authority. By the end of this study, you will have a clearer understanding of why God is not a politician, but the eternal King who deserves your full allegiance.