Let the torch of freedom burn!

Welcome to the intersection of Faith in the Culture. It's Walbler's Live,

taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional

perspective. And today is part three in biblical citizenship in modern America.

It's actually week three of biblical citizenship and part three of week three.

But I know that sounds incredibly confusing. So just enjoy it. You're going to learn a lot

listening to today's program. And if you go to our website at Walbler's Live.com,

you can dive into the archives and get parts one and two of this four-part

series where we're sharing with you the third week of biblical citizenship.

If you want the whole thing, all eight weeks, you can become a coach for free.

Check it out at patreonacademy.com. But right now let's pick up where we left

off yesterday with biblical citizenship in modern America.

People are wanting the government to provide everything in their lives, and the government is

there to actually protect your rights, not to provide you with things. Because it allows you

to self-actuate, to choose your own path in life. I use the right brothers as a great

example, two bicycle mechanics. If you think about two bicycle mechanics,

from Dayton, Ohio, achieved what for centuries, scientists and engineers could not achieve.

It's because of the freedom that they have to be able to, as some people say, go outside the box

and I think the right brothers didn't have a box whatsoever. And that's the freedom that you get in this nation.

We have to realize how precious the freedom is that we have,

and it is the ability, the freedom, frankly, the duty,

the opportunity to be able to share the gospel of Jesus Christ

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