How Did We Get Here? - Part 1: When Protest Enter the Sanctuary

On January 18th, a protest entered a church sanctuary in Saint Paul, Minnesota — disrupting a live worship service and igniting national debate. Was this an act of righteous anger? Or did it cross into lawlessness?In Episode 10 of The Kingdom Order, Dr. Kevin “DK” Malone and Dr. DeWeylla Malone break down the controversy surrounding the sanctuary protest, the involvement of former CNN anchor Don Lemon, and the legal and biblical implications of what happened.This episode addresses:What actually took place inside the church sanctuaryThe constitutional tension between freedom of speech, freedom of press, and freedom of worshipThe FACE Act and its connection to houses of worshipThe historical roots of the Ku Klux Klan ActWhether this incident was about racial injustice or lawlessnessThe difference between righteous anger and biblical disorderHow believers should discern cultural chaos through ScriptureWe examine what Scripture says about lawlessness increasing (Matthew 24:12), righteous anger (Mark 3:5), and the responsibility of believers to walk in justice, mercy, and humility (Micah 6:8).This is not about party politics. It’s about Kingdom order.When protest enters sacred space, where should the line be drawn?Join the conversation in the comments:👉 Was this primarily about race?👉 Or did protest cross into unlawful disruption?👉 Where should the boundary exist between activism and worship?Want to go deeper? Get access to exclusive teachings, biblical studies, and discussions uncovering the truth behind modern religion.🔗 Join the Remnant Community: https://bit.ly/3YZO9q0🎓 Enroll in Remnant Global Institute (Spring 2026): https://remnantgi.org