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Thursday, April 24, 2014

141 - The Intended Role of Government [B]

Romans 13:3-5 by Robert Dean
Have you ever wondered why God allowed evil rulers like Nero and Adolph Hitler to come to power? Listen to this lesson to understand God's role in raising up rulers and removing them. See how the purpose of all authority, whether in the home, at school, on the job, or in the government is to bring peace and order into our lives. Don't be surprised to learn that it's not okay to disobey an authority just because we think they're unjust or we don't agree with them. Find out two Biblical reasons why we should be obedient to those over us and how our submission does not make us a doormat but glorifies God for all eternity.
Series:Romans (2010)
Duration:59 mins 16 secs
Tags: Authority Submission Unjust authority Evil rulers
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