Friends and countrymen of America,
This brief post is to conclude and sum up the four-part series on the American Christian principles of our government. It was intended to be a seven-part series, one week for each of the seven principles. However, Sean Morgan reached out to me for him to come back to the podcast. I suggested that I interview him to tell his story of how he is perfecting his household governance.
Sean thought that was a good idea, and I am simply waiting for him to schedule that interview.
Until then, and moving forward, attached here is the contextual model for your contemplation of the seven governmental principles lost to most Americans in our modern era. These American Christian principles of government are lost to America because that single body of people that is MOST responsible for the conduct and quality of the nation—namely Christians—are ignorant of these mighty works of America's King Jesus.
To be ignorant of our own history, which is packed with world-overcoming victory for today, is to be brought under the judgment of foreign nations and powers by the chastising hand of a loving heavenly Father. When Christians reject the mighty works of Jesus Christ in their own land, then why should the people be free?
Nevertheless, understanding just the first principle of individuality launched me into a new trajectory of life and living so that my life and family are dedicated to proclaiming the King's most excellent news that He is alive and has never ceased working His works, such as these seven biblical principles of self and civil government.
They are being violated to America’s demise—beginning in a householder's government.
Enjoy this download and share feedback as you are able. I also recommend you go back and listen to the podcasts of the first four principles. Those principles of Jesus Christ have utterly turned my world right side up.
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FacebookThe forthcoming publication of What Is An American has real-world examples of the action I’ve taken to exercise my duty to self-govern. I’ve included actual papers I’ve written to the professional accusers, who cannot answer me because I am asking the right questions.
Because the book is introductory, I have limited my examples to the right to travel—what English common law jurist William Blackstone delineated as a person’s first freedom of bodily movement. Thus making jails and prisons unnecessary.
I do mention briefly in the book about disengaging from the IRS. However, I did not seek out the opportunity by The Epoch Times reporter about no longer filing for income taxes. She approached my trade show exhibit where I was promoting my book. So I am not actively putting myself out there against the IRS. I mentioned my position to her and that piqued her interest to interview me and write the story.
The intention of my book is to re-frame the authentic American that is responsible for establishing a free country, from a type of American that is the cause of a free country in name only without the virtuous power to self-govern.
It is vitally important to get clear who are the enemies and who are the friendlies. We are all products of our teachers, which means we can go no further than the boundary’s set before us until we seek out other teachers leading us to virtue and freedom. In other words, all of us have been giving aid and comfort to the very people and agencies who I demonstrate are enemies to the American way of life, which is Christian self-government.
Once having demonstrated the above, I help the reader understand how their family government is key to regaining lost freedoms.
I cannot tell you how to take action until I know the specific area in question.
If you have an issue where business and employees are concerned or an area of your life that you want to govern/manage better, I welcome you to reach out to me for a complimentary 30 minute Discovery & Dialogue.