Romans 13 commands Christians to obey the governmental authorities. But what happens when Caesar’s demands conflict with Jesus’ commandments? In this message, David Bercot sets forth 7 biblical principles we must look at when Caesar’s kingdom and God’s kingdom collide. He then illustrates how these principles apply in real life by relating examples from church history. 40 pp.
This message was originally presented as an audio CD. That audio recording has now been published in book format and is available to read as a Kindle e-book. To purchase the Kindle book, please click on the following link.
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Romans 13 commands Christians to obey the governmental authorities. But what happens when Caesar’s demands conflict with Jesus’ commandments? In this message, David Bercot sets forth 7 biblical principles we must look at when Caesar’s kingdom and God’s kingdom collide. He then illustrates how these principles apply in real life by relating examples from church history. 40 pp. This message was originally presented as an audio CD. That audio recording has now been published in book format and is available to read as a Kindle e-book. To purchase the Kindle book, please click on the following link.Reviews
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