In a piece for The Gospel Coalition, Jonathan Leeman wrote: ‘… having a political leader address our churches or associations of churches tempts us to misconstrue our mission. Our mission is not the mission of the Republican, Democratic or any other party. Our mission, when gathered, is to work toward Great Commission ends. To bring in a politician risks subverting our gospel purposes to the purposes of that politician’s party. … it undermines our evangelistic and prophetic witness … it hurts the unity of Christ’s body’. There would inevitably be divided political opinions in a church over any individual or party.