The Biblical Anarchy Podcast

This episode provides a comprehensive libertarian critique of the war in Gaza, discussing historical contexts, current events, and internal debates within libertarian circles about the application of their principles to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It emphasizes the importance of consistency in applying libertarian ideals, regardless of the political or cultural context, to advocate for peace and justice in international relations. Link to full debate here: https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/what-is-the-libertarian-response-to-israels-war-in-gaza-jacob-winograd-vs-jack-lloyd/ The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

How does a Christian discern the fine line between faith and nationalism in the political realm? In Episode 59 of The Biblical Anarchy Podcast, we explore the nuanced realm of Christian nationalism and its varying degrees. What is the proper role of the civil magistrate in law enforcement? How can governance exist without overstepping biblical principles? We delve into the complexities of executing laws and the potential misuse of force in areas like Sabbath laws, Blasphemy laws & etc. Can language camouflage the real intentions behind political movements, and how does this affect the call for individual accountability over collective judgment? Join us as we unravel the reality behind conservative rhetoric and examine controversies surrounding blasphemy, hate speech laws, and the appropriate use of force. Where does sincere Christian belief end and extremism begin? Jacob Winograd and David Liley confront the concerns about extremism in all its forms and discuss the implications for Christians. Seeking insight into biblical governance and anarchy? We discuss how law and authority can align with scripture, emphasizing doctrines like the lesser magistrate and sphere sovereignty, and avoid crossing into extremism. In this episode, we challenge the compatibility of Christian nationalism with the biblical mandate to love all—including neighbors and enemies. Don't miss the continuation of this provocative discussion on David's podcast. Tune in to this episode then for a critical examination of authority through a libertarian Christian lens, and help support our mission within the Christians for Liberty Network. Your engagement through subscriptions, ratings, and sharing makes all the difference. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In today's fragmented world, how do we reconcile our understanding of history with the complex issues of our time? With ideologies, conflicts, and historical events so intricately woven into the fabric of our society, it can be challenging to separate truth from misinformation and historical fact from revisionist narratives. This episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast delves deep into these issues, examining the layers of history that often go unspoken or misunderstood. How do we, as followers of Christ, navigate the morally gray areas of historical context, especially when looking at events such as the rise of Nazi Germany or the repercussions of Zionism? This episode takes us through a careful examination of historical events that have shaped our understanding of good and evil, shedding light on the often uncomfortable truths that aid in our pursuit of righteousness. How do we approach controversial subjects such as sexual morality and transgender issues from a biblical standpoint? How can we address growing concerns in our society without falling into the same patterns of historical atrocities? With compassion and clarity, Jacob addresses these difficult questions and aims to discern the underlying grievances that can give rise to sinister movements. Are sacrifices of personal freedom and moral integrity ever warranted in the quest to maintain societal order, or does Christ's kingship call us to a higher standard? The episode draws a compelling line between understanding and action, urging Christians not only to cognize historical events but also to become vocal advocates for godly principles in a world that so desperately needs them. Is it possible to honor the memory of the Holocaust while not also recognizing the suffering of the Palestinian people? Winograd demonstrates that remembrance and empathy are not mutually exclusive to one group or event, advocating for a Christ-like view where each individual is cherished and the collective is not vilified. Join us as we unravel the nuanced answers to these complex questions, urging our brothers and sisters in faith to awaken to the dangers of collectivism and embrace individuality through the love of Christ. Listen to this episode for an impassioned plea to view history through the lens of the Gospel and Scripture—to overcome evil with good, to judge fairly, and to stand firmly in the truth that is rooted in God's word. Tune in and let us together find the courage to stand against the tide, resist the allure of collective dogma, and remember that we serve a God who transcends history—a king who calls us to be informed, prayerful, and proactive agents of His unending love and justice. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, join host Jacob Winograd as he unpacks the thought-provoking controversy surrounding Candace Owens' departure from The Daily Wire and the subsequent scrutiny of her stance on the war in Gaza. Through a detailed exploration, Jacob delves into the moral and ethical complexities of the conflict, emphasizing the parallels between historical events and contemporary viewpoints. By addressing the criticisms directed at Candace, he prompts listeners to reconsider traditional perspectives, urging them to navigate the intricate landscape of geopolitical issues through the lens of their faith. Jacob then plays a clip from a recent LCI Greenroom livestream he did with Kyle Matovcik, host of the “In Liberty & Health” podcast. In that stream, Kyle and Jacob played the video released by Daily Wire’s Andrew Klavan following Candace's firing, in which Andrew slanders Candace. Kyle and Jacob demonstrate the faulty logic behind these claims and showcase how identity politics and collectivism are tools that both the left AND right will employ to distract people from the truth. If you're ready to engage in a stimulating and challenging discussion on the intersections of faith, politics, and morality, this episode is a must-listen. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

As Christians, we frequently grapple with the nature of civil authority. It's no secret that authorities aren't absolute, and today we'll explore the intricate dance between submission and resistance in the light of biblical teachings. We'll take a challenging walk through the moral landscape, where the principles laid out in Scripture guide us, but the real-world applications often leave us with tough decisions to make. Our focus will be on the timeless narrative of David and Saul. Just like David faced the temptation to assert his own judgment over King Saul, we too face situations where authority might clash with moral decree. How do we respond? In this episode, we unpack the story of David's restraint, his recognition of Saul as the Lord's anointed, and what that means for us when we encounter unjust laws or persecution. We'll consider whether there's ever a time for defiance, drawing parallels between biblical accounts and historical events such as the resistance in Nazi Germany, and what sphere sovereignty really entails when it comes to the power of civil rulers. Is there a one-size-fits-all Christian response to the authorities that govern us, or is the answer a nuanced fidelity to God's moral decree? Let's get into it and seek understanding through scripture, logic, reason, and philosophy, and ask ourselves: How does the story of David and Saul instruct us in our own interactions with powers and principalities? So then, listen to this episode as we dissect these themes, advocate for a scripture-rooted world view, and commit to applying God's unchanging principles to the ever-evolving circumstances of our time. Additional Resources: - https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/how-does-god-use-the-state-to-advance-his-kingdom-reromans-13/ - https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/why-isnt-the-state-biblically-justified-resolving-romans-13-objections-with-greg-baus/ - https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/what-does-the-christian-religion-teach-about-politics-why-im-not-an-anarchist/ The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this week’s episode, we are playing a clip from a recent livestream conversation with Dave Smith, comedian and host of Part of the Problem. We tackled tough questions on the state's role in migration, the clash between open borders & opposing positions within libertarianism, and the search for pragmatic solutions that respect individual freedoms. Dave Smith shares his journey from minimum wage advocate to libertarian leader, revealing hard truths about public policy and immigration. He reminds us that any ideology, including libertarianism, must be grounded in common sense to impact culture and policy. As we consider the mismanagement of public property and a decentralized approach to immigration, we seek a balance that honors both libertarian principles and the realities of governance. Matthew Bellis chimes in on infusing libertarianism with a 'do no harm' philosophy. We can point to the negative consequences of an open borders policy & also highlight the plight of immigrants and the government's imperfect custodianship of public resources. Join us for a candid conversation that cuts through ideological extremes, as we commit to facing real-world problems with mature libertarian perspectives right here on the Biblical Anarchy Podcast. LCI Greenroom Full Episode with Dave: https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/untangling-public-property-immigration-with-dave-smith/ The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode, we explore the compelling narrative of finding freedom in Christ opposed to seeking to legislate morality through the state. I open up about my own struggles with sin and the quest for redemption that required something beyond worldly solutions. We confront the reality that laws alone cannot initiate cultural and spiritual renewal; rather, it's through the gospel and Christ's sacrifice that we experience true liberation. I share my journey of making Christ the authority in every aspect of life, revealing the transformative power of His reign. We discuss the significance of church community, the strength found in vulnerability, and the enduring truth that only through Jesus Christ do we achieve sincere and lasting change. This episode is a poignant reflection on personal growth, theological insights, and how we as Christians should look at ourselves and our allegiances/citizenship, being torn between the world and the Kingdom of God. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode, we tackle some subjects on which Christians love to disagree! What does the Bible really teach us about modesty, purity, lust, sex, and how men and women should conduct themselves regarding each other? Kerry Baldwin is never shy about speaking about these issues or standing up to people who are belligerently wrong about them, so I thought she'd be the perfect person to talk to about them. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, Jacob introduces a new podcast feed called the LCI Green Room, Open and Unscripted, and explains how it will impact the content of the show. He describes it as a place for long-form, uncut conversations, and roundtable discussions, providing a platform for diverse formats and longer interviews that may not fit the traditional style of the main feed. Jacob discusses the release of his first episode in the Green Room, featuring an interview with Kyle Anzalone about the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, revealing insights into the dynamics, international perspectives, and the impact on innocent lives caught in the crossfire. He encourages listeners to question mainstream narratives, consider the broader context, and pray for peace amidst the chaos of conflicting empires. Tune in to this thought-provoking episode as Jacob delves into the complexities of global conflicts and the Christian perspective on seeking a kingdom beyond the realms of man's empire. Additional Resources: https://www.youtube.com/live/2PctuimryVo?feature=sharedhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-frontlines-tuckers-putin-interview-and/id1732746793?i=1000647228140The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode of Biblical Anarchy, we confront the complexities of Romans 13 and the nature of governing authorities. We'll also scrutinize the presuppositions associated with state power and the conduct of Christians under different types of governance. Acknowledging the diverse Christian perspectives on this issue, we'll juxtapose our own interpretations with those from other Christian perspectives, including other libertarian and anarchist viewpoints. Specifically, I talk about Stephen Rose of the Anarcho-Christian podcast and some interactions we've had over our different interpretations. We delve into the significance of good conduct in relation to state authority and challenge the conflation of governance with the state apparatus. Our discussion goes beyond a mere exploration of the text to question the effectiveness of political power in upholding righteousness. With an eye towards the history of nations and the calling of our faith, we'll encourage a focus on Jesus Christ as the ultimate hope and leader. Join us as we search for a deeper understanding of governance, authority, and our place as Christians in this world. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode, we engage with Pastor Tommy McMurtry to uncover the influences behind his theological journey and discuss his venture into the YouTube space, which has significantly impacted the religious community. The focal point of our conversation is Dispensationalism, a topic Pastor McMurtry has passionately critiqued, especially in his YouTube series "Debunking Dispensationalism." He shares his personal evolution from accepting to challenging this doctrine, highlighting its implications within Evangelical and IFB KJV contexts. We delve into three critical aspects of Dispensationalism: "rightly dividing Scripture", the Church-Israel distinction, and the notion of multiple Gospels, offering insightful counterarguments. Connecting these theological discussions to current geopolitical scenarios, particularly regarding Israel, Pastor McMurtry provides a nuanced view on Christian stances and their impact on global politics and the Gospel's message. The episode concludes with his thoughts on the church's role in politics and governance, inviting listeners to explore more through his online platforms. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, host Jacob Winograd engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Kerry Baldwin, a fellow host at the Christians for Liberty Network and a prominent figure in the Libertarian Christian Institute. They delve into recent events and changes in Kerry's work life, including a grassroots liberty organization's controversial endorsement of a candidate who Kerry argues is antithetical to libertarianism, as well as Christian values. The episode also features an in-depth exploration of the Socratic Method and its application in various aspects of life, including theology, parenting, and critical thinking. Show-notes and related links here: https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/how-socratic-thinking-can-aid-christians-in-faith-and-politics-w-kerry-baldwin/ The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode we continue our exploration of Dispensationalism and Romans 9-11, focusing on Romans 11 and the line of "all Israel will be saved." Does this mean what dispensationalists claim? We'll further explore the true meaning of Israel in the Bible and how the promises of the Abrahamic covenant have been fulfilled through Christ. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

Dispensationalist theology pushes many incorrect and dangerous readings of Scripture, which has many far-reaching and perilous consequences. Today, we take on the dispensational reading of Romans 9-11. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

Jose Gallison joins me to discuss the issues with the "official narrative" surrounding the OKC bombing, Timothy McVeigh, Terence Yeeke, and other related figures and events. We get into how the media shaped public perception of this event and also discuss other events with "conspiracy theories" that actually make better sense of the facts than the narratives put forward by the government and media. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast is part of the Christians For Liberty Network, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute. Check out Jacob's other podcast at: daniel318.com Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

In this episode, Jacob reflects on the journey of the podcast over the past year. He discusses the transition from his previous podcast, 'The Daniel 3 Podcast', to the current project under the Libertarian Christian Institute, highlighting the enriching experience of collaborating with the team. This episode delves into the core mission of the podcast: exploring the intersection of Christian faith with libertarian and anarchist philosophy, emphasizing a biblical approach to government authority, human relationships, and counterculture living. Additional Resources In this episode, Jacob Winograd mentioned several key resources and episodes that listeners may find insightful be. Here's a list for easy access: The Daniel 3 Podcast: Explore the earlier works of Jacob Winograd, available on various audio feeds and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUDXyQ6iI-3g2RPmsrZRwTwHeYwpW1aGF Silver Screen Biases Podcast: Hosted by Nelson, featuring a discussion with Jacob Winograd about Schindler's List and Christian libertarianism. https://youtu.be/BuOuNNP90HQ?si=Os0SognxvsTWCGw1 Faith Seeking Freedom Podcast: Jacob Winograd guest hosts to answer questions about Christians in the military and political involvement. https://libertarianchristians.com/shows/faith-seeking-freedom-podcast/ Libertarian Christian Institute's FreedomFest Interviews: A collection of interviews from the event, including discussions with various libertarian figures. Interview with Caryn Ann Harlos: Secretary of the Libertarian National Committee. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/what-is-the-role-of-christians-in-politics-caryn-ann-harlos-freedom-fest-interview/ Interview with Spike Cohen, founder of You are the Power and former LP VP candidate. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/dismantling-collectivism-why-you-are-the-power-with-spike-cohen/ Conversations with Scott Horton, Connor Freeman, and Kyle Anzalone: Discussions on geopolitical situations, focusing on Ukraine, Russia, and more. Scott Horton on Russia/Ukraine. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/ep-17-ruthless-imperialism-the-rise-and-fall-of-american-dominance-w-scott-horton/ Scott Horton on Israel/Gaza History. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/scott-horton-clarifies-historical-context-of-the-israeli-occupation-in-gaza/ Kyle Anzalone, Connor Freeman and Scott Horton at Freedom Fest discussing Ukraine, China and War Propaganda. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/dispelling-war-propaganda-with-the-libertarian-institute-freedom-fest-2023/ Kyle Anzalone on Israel/Gaza current conflict. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/politicians-blinded-to-blowback-debunking-the-israel-war-propaganda-w-kyle-anzalone/ Episodes on Romans 13 and 1 Peter 2: Deep dives into these biblical passages and their teachings on governance and authority. Render Unto Caesar: https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/are-christians-supposed-to-pay-taxes/ Romans 13 and Other Objections to Christian Anarchism w/John Odermatt. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/romans-13-and-other-objections-to-christian-anarchism-w-john-odermatt/ Honor the Emperor: Does 1 Peter 2 Require Christians to Pledge Allegiance to the State? https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/honor-the-emperor-does-1-peter-2-require-christians-to-pledge-allegiance-to-the-state/ What Does Romans 13 Teach Us About Earthly Powers? https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/what-does-romans-13-teach-us-about-earthly-powers/ Sphere Sovereignty: How Has God Ordered Society? https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/sphere-sovereignty-what-does-the-bible-teach-us-about-authority/ Why Isn’t the State Biblically Justified? Resolving Romans 13 Objections, with Greg Baus. https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/why-isnt-the-state-biblically-justified-resolving-romans-13-objections-with-greg-baus/ Dave Smith Podcast Episode: A conversation about biblical stories, libertarianism, and peaceful parenting strategies....

In this thought-provoking episode of "The Biblical Anarchy Podcast," we delve into the depths of the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP) with our esteemed guest, James Jenneman, host of the Blackbird Podcast. Join us as we engage in a critical discussion about the truth and compatibility of the NAP within a Christian worldview. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast (https://BiblicalAnarchyPodcast.com) is part of the Christians For Liberty Network (https://christiansforliberty.net), a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute (https://libertarianchristians.com). Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com

In this episode of Biblical Anarchy, we delve into the complex intersection of faith and global conflict. We explore Bin Laden's declaration of war on America, examining the imperative for Christians to condemn violence—both from perpetrators like Bin Laden and from the repercussions seen in the actions of the US military, which tragically led to the loss of innocent lives in the Middle East. Key Points: Understanding Bin Laden's Declaration: We analyze the context and implications of Bin Laden's declaration of war on America, dissecting the moral and ethical dilemmas it presented. Christian Ethics in Conflict: Exploring the Biblical perspective on violence, we discuss the role of Christians in condemning violence, regardless of its source, and promoting peace in times of conflict. Repercussions and Responsibility: Addressing the aftermath, we examine the impact of US military actions in the Middle East, recognizing the complexity of accountability and the call for justice amid suffering. The Christian Call to Peacemaking: We emphasize the importance of a Christian response rooted in love, mercy, and seeking reconciliation, challenging the status quo and advocating for a Christ-like approach to conflict resolution. Tune in as we navigate the ethical and moral challenges faced by Christians in responding to violence from all sides, seeking to embody the principles of love, justice, and peace in a world plagued by conflict. The Biblical Anarchy Podcast (https://BiblicalAnarchyPodcast.com) is part of the Christians For Liberty Network (https://christiansforliberty.net), a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute (https://libertarianchristians.com). Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com

In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy podcast, Jacob sits down to talk with Gregory Baus, one of the hosts of the Reformed Libertarians Podcast. The focus was on the confessionally Reformed "political resistance" or prescriptive-office view of Romans 13 (although the interpretation and its logical argumentation doesn't exclusively depend upon being confessionally reformed). The discussion delved into the biblical interpretation regarding civil governance ordained by God, diverging from the prevalent providential view often associated with the state's role. The episode referenced crucial articles and discussions, including a Reformed Libertarians article available. It explored the writings of early church fathers like Tertullian and Chrysostom, providing insights into the prescriptive nature of the higher powers ordained by God. The prescriptive-office view emphasizes the delineation between God's providential ordination and a required task within an office. It highlighted the task of civil governance specified in verses 3 and 4 of Romans 13: being a force against wrongdoing while not being a terror to good works. The discussion addressed objections regarding God's sovereignty, the nature of rulers, taxation, and the prescription of punishment within the context of civil crimes versus broader sin, and more. The prescriptive or non-statist interpretation is multi-faceted, and considers the evolution of covenants and the limitations of applying Old Testament concepts to contemporary governance. The conversation challenged traditional perspectives, examining the compatibility of just civil authority with Christian principles, contrasted with the historical norms and inherent nature of the State (beyond the confines of a specific historical empire). This thought-provoking episode challenges conventional interpretations of Romans 13, offering a fresh perspective on the relationship between civil governance and biblical principles. 00:00 Start 00:31 Introduction 03:44 Summary of the view A prescriptive, not providential, ordination concerning an office, so submission is with respect to the administration of civil justice (and resistance to unjust rulers and unjust laws is not forbidden) 10:29 First Objection Doesn't Romans 13 require us to submit to the state (or other de facto rulers) because God uses evil to punish sin and accomplish His plans? No, this confuses general providence and/or 'natural' consequences for God's special symbolic (and temporary) old covenant arrangement. Now that Christ has accomplished salvation and established the new covenant, the only judgment will be the coming Final Judgment at Christ's return. 24:17 Second Objection Doesn't the fact that the word "rulers" is used mean that Romans 13 is referring to ALL those who claim or wield coercive power, including the state? No, it is using "rulers" and other terms to refer exclusively to legitimate civil rulers in their actually administering civil justice. 33:04 Follow-up Doesn't Romans 13 simply describe rulers rather than prescribe what counts as a ruler? No, similar to other passages, such as Hebrews 13:17, there is an imperative to submit to those that fit a description, and what is described entails a prescribed office that God ordains. 41:20 Third Objection Doesn't Romans 13 require us to pay taxes, so how could it not be speaking about the state? No, Scripture never requires simply paying taxes. We are only required to pay whatever we actually owe. Jesus, likewise, only says that Caesar's own property belongs to Caesar and should be given to him. There are legitimate examples of "tribute" and "custom" that are not state taxes. 49:33 Fourth Objection Isn't this view bringing in an ideology alien to the text and improperly reading Romans 13 in reverse by imposing a prescription from later verses onto earlier verses that are speaking of providence if taken on their own terms? No, this view is also supported by those who disagree with our...

With the current events in Israel, a lot of evangelicals are talking about end-times prophecy, Zionism and the Jewish people's status as God's chosen people. This all pertains to dispensationalist theology, and what type of covenantal theology one subscribes to. In this episode, I seek to faithfully start exploring this topic. In the OT Scriptures we see in Jeremiah and Ezekial, the foreshadowing of a time where God will make a new covenant with His people. This is fulfilled by Jesus, but it raises the following questions: what were the terms and conditions of God's original covenant with the Jewish people? Did God break His covenant with them, or they with Him? What is different about the New Covenant, and who are God's chosen people today? While not exhaustive, this episode seeks to answer these questions by looking at what Scripture says - which points to, in my opinion, God having from the beginning in Genesis a plan of redemption in mind. We can see from reading the entirety of Scripture that Jesus Christ has declared His Kingdom, and in doing so He has fulfilled the old covenant and invited us to join in union with Him - and this is the New Covenant. The only identity that matters now is the identity we have and share in Christ. Listen in to the episode and join me as we begin to dive into Scripture and what it has to teach us regarding God's covenant with His people. Additional Resources: https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/does-the-conquest-of-canaan-conflict-with-anarchism/https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/what-christmas-teaches-us-about-peace-and-gods-kingdom/ The Biblical Anarchy Podcast (https://BiblicalAnarchyPodcast.com) is part of the Christians For Liberty Network (https://christiansforliberty.net), a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute (https://libertarianchristians.com). Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com