Do you believe Christians should control the outcome of political and state decisions?

Should Christians fear governing authorities? How do Christians engage and interact with the wider political culture and the powers of the age?

Today, the guys engage with some of the most cited passages as they wind down their series on politics and faith, focusing on the Christian's relationship with governing authorities.

Tune in to hear how passages like Romans 13:1–5, Matthew 22:15–22, Titus 3:1–5, 1 Peter 2:11, 1 Timothy 2:1–4, and Matthew 10:28 fit into the conversation and inform our ultimate posture.

Do Christians have dual citizenship? Are Christians called to utilize their earthly citizenship as leverage? Is the Christian expression of a new Kingdom reality one that seeks to take control of worldly politics and policies? If you said yes, your vision of the Kingdom might be too small…

Are you spending your time and energy on inferior conflicts, fights, and weaponry? Maybe there really is a different way.

Tune in to today's episode of the After Class Podcast to hear the guys bring a timely word for Christians of all nations.

Because the best conversations happen After Class!

Are you removing tension from your life by sacrificing the way of the Kingdom of God?

Today the guys conclude their series by exploring the final seven tensions between the Kingdom of God and the kingdoms of this world. By nature, the State is myopic, but the Kingdom of God is cosmopolitan. It is not enough to partner with the world in a Christian way. We are called to a separate way of life that intentionally puts us in tension with the governing world around us.

Are we easing the tension by compromising our allegiance?

Do we seek influence through power, or faithfulness through obedience?
Are we citizens who happen to be Christians, or ambassadors of another Kingdom who happen to live under earthly governments?

Are you ready to be challenged today?
Then tune in to today's episode of The After Class Podcast, because the best conversations happen after class.