Political disagreement should not fracture Christian fellowship; the kingdom of Christ is not of this world

Mike declines to fully endorse the questioner's political framing. Key point: you don't need to "reach" a fellow believer in the sense of changing their political views. The ability to disagree about Trump and remain brothers/sisters in Christ is a test of Christian maturity. When you question someone politically to secretly decide whether to hate them, that is worldly and ungodly. Political views belong low on the priority hierarchy; commitment to Christ and Christian doctrine belong at the top. Quotes John 18:36 — "My kingdom is not of this world, otherwise my servants would fight."