Christian Nationalism: The Battle For The Identity Of A Nation A Short Film

William Wolfe, former Senior Official in the Trump Administration, author and speaker John Moody, and Pastor and podcastor Joseph Spurgeon discuss the founding of the United States, its identity as a people, and it's future.

[@Scott0020]

This is very well done. Great job to all involved.

[@miguelfcervantes]

Excellent film. A great explanation of the topic.

[@Dawnkuruvilla]

Thanks a lot for planning and filming it so well ✌️ Hoping to see many more such short documentaries helping many of us new to the CN dialogue understand the absolute importance of knowing this and working towards bringing God’s kingdom on earth. Cheers from India 🤗

[@kentonlittle3291]

He shall have dominion

[@toolegittoquit_001]

That would be a great title of a Book 🤔

[@chrishall227]

Thank you for this short film Eschatology Matters! Very clear.

[@bouteller]

Amen!!! What standard might we appeal to higher than Gods? There is none! When our brothers and sisters appeal to failings of the past in the name of Christendom, the problem wasn't that they were too Christian but that they weren't Christian enough. The standard that we use to judge the past is still the standard of goodness defined by Gods word.

[@jacobcornwell4981]

Brilliant job brothers. Amen to everything said.

[@thepreservationistne]

No King but Christ

[@mbeast1098]

I love the background music:)

[@lewislibre]

This video got me hype. How can any normal Christian disagree with wanting CN?!

[@CarpentersMinistry1]

Christ is King. Psalm 119

[@maleusdeisdg]

Well said, Brothers. It's God's Law (understanding the 3 kinds and uses of the law) and a Christian Nation, or the Law of wickedness/secularism. We've had the latter for quite a while...how's that worked out for us?

[@1stkazoo754]

What song by Tim Bushong is at the end?

[@eschatology_matters]

O God Of Earth and Alter

[@thisslime2109]

Just from the first couple minutes of this, it's like no one has been an actual history class. Do you even know the religious and faith of some of the founding fathers and some of the beliefs that they had just read the verbage of the First Amendment. “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” "no law respecting an establishment of religion" how else do you take this. I want to know. These are fundamental constitutional amendments. How are we arguing about this centuries later when the founding fathers put it out clearly?

[@spiritandflesh8477]

The conversation from what I’ve seen tends to revolve around the fact that the founders formed a document for a people that were able to self govern expressly because of their religious beliefs. There were differences but not near the kind that we have today. The question I have seen posed multiple times is whether or not freedom of religion includes religions such as Satanism or more pointedly Islam which inherently calls for the subjugation and elimination of entire people groups. Interpretation of the founding documents has been and always will be an area of contention depending on how you view there bearing on todays culture.

[@jeffreybrannen9465]

The background music is rather intrusive. Please pull the volume down in future videos

[@danielperry7558]

Please, kill the background music!

[@thisslime2109]

9:27 do you mean the exercise of free speech and right to protest?

[@LarryLarpwell]

what a weird video paying homage over and over to laws Christ abolished

[@MultiRocknroll123]

Still not sure how to think through the immigration issue. I get the conclusions, but Ive also seen brothers end being straight up racist in thinking on thia subject. Not sure how they would view my wife and I, with me being white and wife Mexican

[@susannablessings5773]

Jesus said MY KINGDOM IS NOT OF THIS WORLD

[@jnoface]

Capitalism is what fails the Republican. If capitalism were capped or regulated, greed wouldn't be the driving factor behind their forethought.

[@maleusdeisdg]

God does not restrict or condemn owning and gaining property/money. He does condemn you having money, He condemns money having YOU. Capitalism is, in fact, the result of an economy run in accordance with Biblical principles. In short, the Republican's problem is that the majority of their worldview is Christless rather than in submission to Christ.

[@jnoface]

@@maleusdeisdg Well said. It's the abuse of capitalism.

[@thisslime2109]

But yet trump is a famous rich man "it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God" Quote By Jesus. This is True for every Politician in the Republican party.

[@Resist.Tyranny]

The bible is a fan of decentralization. Yes and no. The kingdom as given at Mt. Sinai was very centralized. From God, to Moses and down. But the NT changed that dramatically. Access to God was no longer through the priests and the temple. The veil was torn. The holy spirit was poured out upon the people. Once the great falling away was concluded and the people had access to God's word AND His spirit. The kingdoms of this world BECAME the kingdoms of Christ as the reformation naturally affected government at all levels. That said, there are great similarities with America and the original kingdom of God. 1. An overarching document(tablets of law vs constitution & declaration of independence), that places God at the top and rule by His laws as the basis for everything else. 2. Consent of the governed. "all that the Lord hath said we will do" vs "we the people". Even in the OT with all the sovereign power of God he still recognized the consent of the governed. When the people demanded a king he gave them one. The Roman Church and the kings of that age wanted to deny this, but with the Holy Spirit now given to all believers rule by elders or representative, i.e. a republic is all that made sense. But it still must be a republic under God.

[@kat-75]

You are mistaken, None of these earthly kingdoms are my Lords yet. He is still here in all kingdoms but they are not all his people .

[@Resist.Tyranny]

@@kat-75 Funny, Christians all over the world were using the term Christendom for hundreds of years after the reformation. Look at papers past and you can see that even in the early 1900s public(not church) newspapers regularly referred to Christendom. But I am sure you know better than 15 generations of spirit filled Christians recognizing the fulfillment of scripture.

[@Resist.Tyranny]

@@kat-75 I guess you missed the part about the tares in the kingdom.

[@susannablessings5773]

Jesus was the final sacrificial lamb. Thats why He came and died. NOT TO SET UP A POLITICAL KINGDOM