Dear saints,
Let us seek to bring about righteous laws in America to the best of our ability through the democratic process that God has made available; but let us remember that righteousness shall prevail in America only as it prevails through the citizens of the kingdom of God.
Oh, how we appreciate America; but oh, how we must realize we have a dual citizenship and that our citizenship in the kingdom of God must be nourished and guarded first, otherwise every attempt to establish righteousness in America will ultimately be in vain. Let us discern the difference in these two kingdoms and learn to separate the two when necessary. They cannot run the same course always.
A fundamental problem leading to many grievous errors that subvert truth in the church today has to do with our misunderstanding of the world's kingdom as it relates to God's kingdom. Think about it, saints.
When the Lord prayed, 'Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven'(Matthew 6), He was not implying that we should make the world's kingdom Christian, as good as that may sound to the natural mind. It is impossible to make the world's kingdom Christian. Until Jesus comes again, the world's domains will not cease being under Satan and the strong influence of that prince of the power of the air. Therefore, even though Christian influence can be injected into the world system, and should be, that system cannot possibly become altogether Christian. WE are the only ones who can become altogether Christian.
Christians want to see their nation acknowledge God again, but they insist on holding to a historical Jesus as their example. By failing to give the Spirit of Jesus Christ liberty today, they seek to accomplish something that is impossible to bring about - helping a present America with a historical Savior. Think about it.
Christians want to see their nation come to repentance, but in reality is Christians refuse to come to repentance themselves.
Christians want to see their nation prosper more and more, but in reality prosperity has never produced spiritual maturity. Without spiritual maturity, everyone suffers, within and without the body of Christ.
Healing for any nation is only temporal, and even at that it can only come to pass when the body of Christ comes to the maturity of Jesus Christ.
Let us seek that by His design with all our hearts. Then God will take our cries in repentance more seriously.
In the love and grace of God to all saints everywhere,
Proclaimit
