Let the torch of freedom burn.

Welcome to Walburne's Live. You have found the intersection of faith and the culture, and today we are in the second part of a four-part series on biblical citizenship in modern America.

I don't worry if you missed yesterday, it's available at our website, wallbillerslive.com,

but even if you missed it, you can just dive right in because the information is so powerful

and so useful and so applicable.

And I promise you, you're going to find hope.

You're going to find that the principles of liberty still work when we try them and when

we implement them and when we

implement them in our communities. The Bible has the answers for everything in life, including how

our politics and our government work. So we're listening this week to biblical citizenship in

modern America. It's actually the second week of the class. So just, I know it sounds a little

confusing, but it's an eight-week course

called Biblical Citizenship. And this week here on Wobbler's Live, we wanted to bring you the

second week of that eight-week course. There's so much powerful material throughout the eight weeks,

but at least we can give you a taste of it during this week's Wobbler's Live programs.

If you missed yesterday again, it's available on our website at Wobbler's Live.com. But right now, let's jump right back in where we left off yesterday.

You're listening to Biblical Citizenship in Modern America.

James Wilson, who is a founding father who signed the Declaration and the Constitution,

and was on the original Supreme Court and started the first law school in America

and actually wrote the first law books, his lectures.

He says, every man's house is deemed by the law to be his actually wrote the first law books his lectures he says every man's

house is deemed by the law to be his castle and the law invest him with the power and places on him

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