How does First Harvest Ministries' Professor Toto approach the integration of faith and politics?

Based on what I share through Professor Toto, my approach is unapologetically educational and activist, but I keep it grounded in a church-first perspective. I teach that the church is a “separate holy nation,” not an arm of the government, so I refuse entanglement with systems (like 501(c)(3)) that would dilute that independence.

I integrate faith and politics by:

1. Framing civic issues through a biblical worldview rather than party loyalty
2. Encouraging believers to be informed, outspoken patriots
3. Using media, interviews, and teaching to “educate the nation,” not to worship any politician, but to call the church to bold engagement

What aspect are you most interested in—church/state boundaries, voting, or discipleship and citizenship?