When the government seems corrupt, the question isn't who is in charge, but rather, what is our obligation to obey?

That's what we're going to be talking about today, but before we get started, make sure to like, subscribe, hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode.

Dad?

Boy, you hit the hornet's Nest again, James.

I know. What is our obligation to obey the government? Wow, we're getting into a principle

that people would disagree sharply about. Just ask King George of England whether or not the colonists had an obligation

to obey the crown. He would say, of course. And the colonists would say, no, we don't, because

you've turned into a tyrant. So, let's jump into it. I don't listen to British kings.

I hear you. I hear you. I agree.

But this is a great topic.

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I think part of the reason that I chose this topic for today is because I've noticed just the

corruption within our country and other countries, foreign countries.

And there's the question of,

do we as Christians have to obey

all of the governing forces around us?

Is that our obligation in accordance

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