City of Man, Kingdom of God: Why Christians Respect, Obey, and Resist Government - Johnson, Jesse
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The American church has forgotten God's design for government. At a time of unprecedented bipartisan government overreach, American Christians are rendering unto Caesar what belongs only to God. When government overreaches, how should Christians respond? Does God want Christians to submit to evil civil leaders? What if government restrictions interfere with worship? "City of Man, Kingdom of God: Why Christians Respect, Obey, and Resist Government" answers these questions by looking first to Scripture, then to church history. Guiding readers through key passages in Genesis, Ecclesiastes,…mehr

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The American church has forgotten God's design for government. At a time of unprecedented bipartisan government overreach, American Christians are rendering unto Caesar what belongs only to God. When government overreaches, how should Christians respond? Does God want Christians to submit to evil civil leaders? What if government restrictions interfere with worship? "City of Man, Kingdom of God: Why Christians Respect, Obey, and Resist Government" answers these questions by looking first to Scripture, then to church history. Guiding readers through key passages in Genesis, Ecclesiastes, Romans, and the Gospels, Pastor Jesse Johnson traces the broad yet limited scope of authority God has given government. Then he maps out where the Christian's duty to obey begins and ends.
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Autorenporträt
Jesse Johnson is the dean of The Master's Seminary in Washington, DC. He pastors Immanuel Bible Church in Springfield, Virginia, and is a trustee of The Master's University in Los Angeles, California. Jesse has degrees from The University of New Mexico (BA in Sociology and Spanish) and The Master's Seminary (MDiv and ThM in theology), and he is a current PhD student at Christ College in Sydney, Australia. Jesse is the editor of "Evangelism" in the John Mac-Arthur pastoral library series, published by Thomas Nelson. He teaches theology and evangelism at The Master's Seminary and formerly was a chaplain for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's department. Jesse and his wife, Deidre, live in the Washington, DC, area with their three children, Madison, Savannah, and Geneva. You can follow Jesse's writing at thecripplegate.com. Michael T. Hamilton is the founder of Good Comma Editing, which has edited more than five million words for clients leading in liberty, clarity, and conviction, in fulfillment of its mission to help leaders state the most important things clearly. Good Comma Editing's team of biblically and constitutionally fluent editors help pastors shepherd their congregations by deepening and extending the impact of their sermons, through Good Comma's program called "Sermon TRANSCENSION: Transcription for 21st-Century Churches." Michael can be reached for editing and publishing consultation through GoodCommaEditing.com.