Christians are called to give thanks in all circumstances. True worship is a response to who God is and what God's done in Christ with a glad and thankful heart.

As God's Servant to punish the Evil and honor the Good, what do Christians owe the Civil Magistrate? What are the duties of Christian Citizenship? What does it mean to submit to the governing authorities in Romans 13 and is taxation theft or something else?

Most of us look at the government as a necessary evil but God ordained the Civil Magistrate to be a blessing for your good. How is can the Magistrate be a blessing under God and what has God given the Civil Magistrate to do in punishing evil and honoring the good?

Wisdom For a Blessed Life (Proverbs 2:6-15)

Proverbs 2:1-5.

When you talk about returning to the Christian principles that built our nation, several objections will start to come up. "Jesus said 'My Kingdom is not of this world.'" "We're not a Theocracy/We are not Old Covenant Israel." And "What about the Freedom of Religion and the Separation of Church and State?" How do Christians answer these and uphold a Christian Vision of Government?

With all the talk about Christian Nationalism, what does the Bible actually say about what God calls the Civil Magistrate to be and do? What is their standard of justice and how should they rule? According to their own wisdom or God's Word?

Christ's Kingdom is a Righteous, Blessed, Universal, Redemptive and Eternal reign and as King He is our Shepherd, Champion, Temple, and King of Perfect Peace.

Theology of Creation teaches us the Theology of Life. The heavens declare the glory of God and teach us that God is glorious and worthy of all of our life, love, worship and obedience.