As South Korea prepares for its presidential election on June 3, Christian leaders across the country are emphasizing political neutrality and a renewed focus on repentance, unity, and the common good. In statements and campaigns leading up to the vote, various church groups have urged congregations to avoid partisan endorsements. Instead, they are encouraging believers to engage in prayerful reflection and to prioritize the spiritual health of the nation over political loyalties. Many pastors emphasize that "sin, not ideology, is what truly threatens the nation," calling on churches to focus on repentance and moral renewal (Christian Today Korea, June 2025). Their message is clear: transcend political rhetoric with repentance, pursue unity, and uphold the values of the gospel.