One Nation Under God Part 8: Pulpits, Sermons, and the Road to Independence | Under God Ep 342

Colonial pulpits started the road to independence, not the battlefield.In this episode, Pastor Nathan Brown walks through the colonial pulpits that shaped the American founding: the Black Robe Regiment preachers who taught Romans 13, the election sermons preached straight to governing assemblies, and a theology that treated liberty as a gift from God. Those colonial pulpits were the engine of the Revolution, not a footnote to it — what was preached in the colonial pulpits went straight into the Declaration of Independence. Perfect for the commute or the gym.You'll Learn:✅ Why silence is complicity, not neutrality✅ What Romans 13 actually teaches about civil authority✅ How the 1954 Johnson Amendment muzzled American pastors✅ Four ways any Christian can recover the prophetic role📖 Ezekiel 33:6-9, Acts 5:29, Romans 13:4, Isaiah 58:1, Amos 5:24If the story of the colonial pulpits landed for you, follow Under God and leave a rating and review — it helps more Christians find the show.