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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2025 · 53 MIN

1 Peter 2:13-17 | No King but Jesus: How Christians Should Approach Government

from Compass Bible Church Weekend Sermons

00:00 Introduction: Dividing Topics00:12 Biblical Guidance for Politics01:33 Submitted Living Series Introduction01:54 Ultimate Authority of God02:21 Understanding Submission to Authority04:23 Government as God's Creation05:32 Historical Context of Government09:45 Christian's Dual Citizenship10:22 Engaging with Government15:24 Unity in the Church15:52 Jeremiah's Advice for Exiles17:26 Submission to Governing Authorities22:27 Living as Free People25:45 The Lord's Sake and Ultimate Authority26:46 Submission to Government and Biblical Conscience28:44 Biblical Examples of Conscientious Objection30:03 Understanding and Informing Conscience31:25 Navigating Political Engagement as Christians33:27 Balancing Secular and Sacred Obligations40:48 Practical Applications and Modern Challenges46:46 Final Exhortations and Eternal Citizenship

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