Who Has the Right to Rule? Biblical Authority in a Time of Unrest

Who has the right to rule? In this episode of Everyday Reformation, Nick Carter and Pastor Brandon Scroggins walk through 2 Corinthians 10 to recover a biblical doctrine of authority in a time of cultural unrest. From the streets of Minnesota to the breakdown of leadership in homes and churches, we are witnessing the consequences of rejecting God’s design for authority. Paul’s confrontation with rebellion in Corinth gives us a timeless framework for understanding spiritual warfare, godly leadership, and taking every thought captive under Christ. This episode is not political commentary. It is pastoral clarity rooted in Scripture—calling men to reclaim responsibility, exercise authority faithfully, and submit joyfully to Christ’s rule. 🎯 KEY THEMES & TOPICS 2 Corinthians 10 explained Biblical authority vs. cultural rebellion Spiritual warfare and the mind Taking every thought captive Authority and responsibility Godly leadership in the home and church Civil magistrate and lawful authority Reformed theology applied to everyday life Masculine responsibility and discipleship Dominion, order, and obedience under Christ   🔔 Subscribe for more Scripture-centered discussions on faith, authority, and everyday obedience 👍 Follow us on Facebook to stay connected and get updates 📖 Watch the full sermons on 2 Corinthians 10 on our main church YouTube page 🔁 Share this episode with a brother who needs clarity and encouragement