Democracies focus on answering the question "What do the people want?"

The Kingdom of God focuses on the question: "What does Father God want?"

Jesus always used the same metric in evaluating who was qualified to enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. (See Matthew 7:21-23) 

The question to candidates for entrance into the Kingdom of God was : 

"Did you do My Father's will?"

On Judgment Day we will not be judged based on our theology. Rather we will be judged based on our behavior as to whether our behavior reflected the carrying out of Father God's will in every aspect of our lives.

If this message were preached at your local church on Sunday mornings, would it enlarge the attendance at your church or would it shrink it down?

If you answered: "shrink it down", then you may want to consider going to God in prayer and inquiring of Him as to whether you are attending a life-giving church. 

Democracies focus on answering the question "What do the people want?"
The Kingdom of God focuses on the question: "What does Father God want?"
Jesus always used the same metric in evaluating who was qualified to enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. (See Matthew 7:21-23) 
The question to candidates for entrance into the Kingdom of God was : 
"Did you do My Father's will?"
On Judgment Day we will not be judged based on our theology. Rather we will be judged based on our behavior as to whether our behavior reflected the carrying out of Father God's will in every aspect of our lives.
If this message were preached at your local church on Sunday mornings, would it enlarge the attendance at your church or would it shrink it down?
If you answered: "shrink it down", then you may want to consider going to God in prayer and inquiring of Him as to whether you are attending a life-giving church.

Is there a difference between the Kingdom of God style of government and democracy? | 11.17.24

Do we understand the times in which we live? Do we understand the nature of the God we serve, that He is a God who judges evil? Do we understand the role of the nation of Israel which serves as God's time clock regarding the return of the Father's divine Son back to earth? Do we understand the role of God's law in the judgment of the nations of the earth? Have we been taught that we as Gentiles are not under any law at all? Is that teaching accurate?

Do we understand the times in which we live? Do we understand the nature of the God we serve, that He is a God who judges evil? Do we understand the role of the nation of Israel which serves as God's time clock regarding the return of the Father's divine Son back to earth? Do we understand the role of God's law in the judgment of the nations of the earth? Have we been taught that we as Gentiles are not under any law at all? Is that teaching accurate?

Now What? Revival or Relinquishing? | 11.10.24

This show contains several quotes from our founding fathers as to their opinions answering the most critical question listed above. Choosing not to vote by exercising the franchise is in reality a vote. It is a vote against participating in our system of government (a constitutional republic) which requires our voting participation in order to survive. 

It is that simple.

The choice is ours.

This show contains several quotes from our founding fathers as to their opinions answering the most critical question listed above. Choosing not to vote by exercising the franchise is in reality a vote. It is a vote against participating in our system of government (a constitutional republic) which requires our voting participation in order to survive. 
It is that simple.
The choice is ours.

Can a Constitutional Republic survive an immoral society?

Description: We review the values and world views of the philosophical influencers who helped forge the civic operational framework of the Constitutional, Representative Republic form of government of the United States of America. Such a government cannot survive without the active participation of its citizenry by the exercise of the franchise. (Actively voting for its national, state and local leaders)

Description: We review the values and world views of the philosophical influencers who helped forge the civic operational framework of the Constitutional, Representative Republic form of government of the United States of America. Such a government cannot survive without the active participation of its citizenry by the exercise of the franchise. (Actively voting for its national, state and local leaders)

Simple Truth Moments | 11.03.24 | The Virtues that Influenced America's Founding Principles

Simple Truth Moments | 10.27.24 | The Virtues that Influenced America's Founding Principles

A Puritan lawyer by the name of John Winthrop who became the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay colony wrote an outline in 1630 for the future governance of the newly discovered lands of North America. It was entitled "A Model of Christian Charity". It was to serve as the framework for both a civil and ecclesiastical system of governance for the new colony of religious refugees. This American compact, amongst others, would serve to recognize and acknowledge that the destiny of the 17th century arrivals of religious refugees to America was to be similar to the divine plans for God's prototypical, covenantal Hebrew people. The new settlers went out of their way to voluntarily obligate themselves to be accountable and subject to the same moral standards of righteousness established for the Hebrew people as delineated in the Bible's first testament.

Moral and civic promises made to God were voluntarily linked by the new arrivals to their destinies and land acquisition. Their dedication of the newly discovered lands to the Kingdom of God was tied to their choice of God's moral law to be the foundational basis for their governmental operations. God's blessings which would produce both their spiritual and material success, were dependent on their abiding by the same terms and conditions pre-existing in the covenants between the God of Israel and the Hebrew people.  

Did this covenant between the settlers and God run with the land for later generations?

A Puritan lawyer by the name of John Winthrop who became the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay colony wrote an outline in 1630 for the future governance of the newly discovered lands of North America. It was entitled "A Model of Christian Charity". It was to serve as the framework for both a civil and ecclesiastical system of governance for the new colony of religious refugees. This American compact, amongst others, would serve to recognize and acknowledge that the destiny of the 17th century arrivals of religious refugees to America was to be similar to the divine plans for God's prototypical, covenantal Hebrew people. The new settlers went out of their way to voluntarily obligate themselves to be accountable and subject to the same moral standards of righteousness established for the Hebrew people as delineated in the Bible's first testament.
Moral and civic promises made to God were voluntarily linked by the new arrivals to their destinies and land acquisition. Their dedication of the newly discovered lands to the Kingdom of God was tied to their choice of God's moral law to be the foundational basis for their governmental operations. God's blessings which would produce both their spiritual and material success, were dependent on their abiding by the same terms and conditions pre-existing in the covenants between the God of Israel and the Hebrew people.  
Did this covenant between the settlers and God run with the land for later generations?

: Our American Judeo-Christian Heritage began 146 years before the Declaration of Independence | 10.20.24

Americans more and more are ignorant of the heritage and history of their country not understanding the relevance of Civics. American history is more and more often not taught in our schools and if it is, it is a dramatic revisionist version of the same. 

We have a Judeo-Christian heritage which impacted America 150 years prior to the official establishment of our nation. Do we appreciate how instrumental were the governmental frameworks made by the very first settlers of our land who made pacts and covenants with God? As those legal agreements involved land, are they still in effect today from God's perspective?

Do we as Americans even know what is the nature of our government? Is it a "democracy" or is it a constitutional representational republic? Is such a government able to function without the participation of its citizens? 

What has been preached from pulpits to erroneously discourage our participation in our own governance?

Americans more and more are ignorant of the heritage and history of their country not understanding the relevance of Civics. American history is more and more often not taught in our schools and if it is, it is a dramatic revisionist version of the same. 
We have a Judeo-Christian heritage which impacted America 150 years prior to the official establishment of our nation. Do we appreciate how instrumental were the governmental frameworks made by the very first settlers of our land who made pacts and covenants with God? As those legal agreements involved land, are they still in effect today from God's perspective?
Do we as Americans even know what is the nature of our government? Is it a "democracy" or is it a constitutional representational republic? Is such a government able to function without the participation of its citizens? 
What has been preached from pulpits to erroneously discourage our participation in our own governance?

Why are millions of Christians not participating in the exercise of the Franchise? (Voting) |10.13.24

Did you know that the United States of America as a constitutional republic has an approximate 150 year history and heritage that precedes its revolutionary founding of 1776? 

Did you know the original founders of America dating back to 1607, 1620 and 1630 were religious refugees from Europe who made covenants with God regarding the newly discovered lands? Did you know that most of these covenants were biblically based, one of which requested of God that the new settlements would be blessed or judged by God based on standards God set with ancient Israel? Are these covenants or compacts still in effect today from God's perspective? If so, what would be the implications for our modern nation today if we no longer recognize that we are under God's covenantal Jurisdiction as a Judeo-Christian nation? What does history tell us as to what happened to ancient Israel when they walked away from their covenantal obligations with God?

Did you know that the United States of America as a constitutional republic has an approximate 150 year history and heritage that precedes its revolutionary founding of 1776? 
Did you know the original founders of America dating back to 1607, 1620 and 1630 were religious refugees from Europe who made covenants with God regarding the newly discovered lands? Did you know that most of these covenants were biblically based, one of which requested of God that the new settlements would be blessed or judged by God based on standards God set with ancient Israel? Are these covenants or compacts still in effect today from God's perspective? If so, what would be the implications for our modern nation today if we no longer recognize that we are under God's covenantal Jurisdiction as a Judeo-Christian nation? What does history tell us as to what happened to ancient Israel when they walked away from their covenantal obligations with God?

Are we as Christians obligated to vote? If so, what values are we to express?

A detailed analysis of biblical evidence as to whether Gentile believers will experience " a pre-tribulation rapture" prior to the Great Tribulation.

A detailed analysis of biblical evidence as to whether Gentile believers will experience " a pre-tribulation rapture" prior to the Great Tribulation.

Fly away or Persevere?

Jesus came to fulfill the Law (Torah) and the prophets, not to do away with them.          (Matthew 5:17)

Romans chapter 8:1-2 describes the name of the law under which we as believers are subject.

It is called: The Law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus. 

As such, does this New Testament Law require more of us as believers or less of us in our relational development with the Godhead? 

Read all of chapter 8 and chapter 12 of Romans before you answer.   

What do most Gentile churches teach on this question?    

What has been the result of the type of Christian witness given off to the world based on the modern church's teaching that we are not under any Law except for the Law of "love"?

Is God's grace being taught in our contemporary churches as an ongoing amnesty for our planned sinful behaviors or are we teaching that grace teaches us to live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present age per Titus 2:12? 

These are questions, serious all. Very serious. Eternity is a long time to be wrong about something

It is time for a "Back to the Bible" Reformation in the Evangelical Christian Church. Time is short!

Jesus came to fulfill the Law (Torah) and the prophets, not to do away with them.          (Matthew 5:17)
Romans chapter 8:1-2 describes the name of the law under which we as believers are subject.
It is called: The Law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus. 
As such, does this New Testament Law require more of us as believers or less of us in our relational development with the Godhead? 
Read all of chapter 8 and chapter 12 of Romans before you answer.   
What do most Gentile churches teach on this question?    
What has been the result of the type of Christian witness given off to the world based on the modern church's teaching that we are not under any Law except for the Law of "love"?
Is God's grace being taught in our contemporary churches as an ongoing amnesty for our planned sinful behaviors or are we teaching that grace teaches us to live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present age per Titus 2:12? 
These are questions, serious all. Very serious. Eternity is a long time to be wrong about something
It is time for a "Back to the Bible" Reformation in the Evangelical Christian Church. Time is short!

Are New Testament Believers under any Law at all? If so, what is this Law called?

A show which challenges church tradition, not with hostility, but with a view to assessing the Biblical validity and viability of what is taught and lived.

Rev. Earl Clampett is a retired attorney, Administrative Law Judge, and Spanish-Speaking Jail Chaplain with the San Diego County Sheriff Dept. He is an ordained minister with a B.A. Degree in Theology, Magna Cum Laude, from Life Bible College. He has authored 3 books: “God’s Got a Problem on His Hands”, “The Blueprint: Is God’s Bible Design Linear or Circular?”, and “Homecoming: How the New Covenant Brings Both Jew and Gentile back to Abba Father.” He recently co-authored and released a 2021 field manual entitled: “Kingdom Calling: A Field Manual for Believers”.

A show which challenges church tradition, not with hostility, but with a view to assessing the Biblical validity and viability of what is taught and lived.
Rev. Earl Clampett is a retired attorney, Administrative Law Judge, and Spanish-Speaking Jail Chaplain with the San Diego County Sheriff Dept. He is an ordained minister with a B.A. Degree in Theology, Magna Cum Laude, from Life Bible College. He has authored 3 books: “God’s Got a Problem on His Hands”, “The Blueprint: Is God’s Bible Design Linear or Circular?”, and “Homecoming: How the New Covenant Brings Both Jew and Gentile back to Abba Father.” He recently co-authored and released a 2021 field manual entitled: “Kingdom Calling: A Field Manual for Believers”.

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