Narrated by Jason Sanchez Read the article Christendom Restored  

Narrated by Jason Sanchez Read the article Christendom Restored  

Narrated by Jason Sanchez Read the article Christendom Restored  

Narrated by Jason Sanchez Read the article Christendom Restored

Narrated by Priscilla Munoz Read the article: Brown, Garner, and the Application of Biblical Law to Homicide and Murder

Narrated by Lucas Bell Read the article Covenantal Prosperity, Not Pietism, Is the Bible’s Answer to the Prosperity Gospel Parts 1 & 2

Narrated by Lucus Bell Read the article Christendom: Westminster’s Forgotten Legacy

Narrated by Shelby Luke Read the article Christendom Restored

Narrated by Bobby Mullen Read the article: Christian Culture Vs Clan Culture

Narrated by Shelby Luke Read the article Don’t Plant Churches, Build Covenant Communities

Narrated by Nathan Brackenridge Read the article: Christianity and Government: Jesus is King

Question and Answer session, Freedom Conference 2016, Immanuel Baptist Church, Tucumcari, NM. This is the only session in which someone got angry and actually gathered the kids and stormed out. Is it a sin to take Social Security? Single moms and homeschooling? What would a repenting church look like in the area of government?

Session 1 at the 2016 Freedom Conference in Tucumcari, New Mexico. Immanuel Baptist Church hosted Bojidar Marinov as featured speaker. In this opening session, we begin to talk about the prevalent, but greatly mistaken, interpretation of Romans 13:1-7 that would have Christians yield unqualified obedience to even the worst of civil states. Marinov shows that, in its historical context (specifically, the pagan concept of “oneness of being,” which animated the Roman empire,) Paul’s words in that passage are actually revolutionary, and not merely in the sense of “innovative.” They are revolutionary in the sense of “seditious,” and they spelled the eventual end of that beastly empire.

Sermon by Bojidar Marinov

Session 4, Freedom Conference, 2016, Tucumcari, NM. Bojidar Marinov. So, you’ve decided you have a duty to resist tyrants. Great! Now, don’t be an idiot. There’s a difference between wise and unwise rebellion. Here is a lot of practical advice about getting it right.  

Session 3 from the 2016 Freedom Conference in Tucumcari, NM. Where did we get the idea that government should be divided into legislative, executive, and judicial branches? Hint: NOT the Bible! What do the Scriptures say about “executive” power and who should be allowed to wield it? The answer might surprise you.