Every Second Counts: The Church and The State

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'Every Second Counts' is a new series providing Biblical answers to various questions on this issue with urgency and clarity. We have dealt with this issue at the State level since the inception of EAN and now with the recent landmark SCOTUS decision our work continues with more focus. This is extremely relevant today! Be sure to like, share, and comment on this video. You can get more at http://apologiastudios.com : You can partner with us by signing up for All Access. When you do you make everything we do possible and you also get our TV show, After Show, and Apologia Academy, etc. You can also sign up for a free acount to recieve access to Bahnsen U. We are re-mastering all the audio and video from the Greg L. Bahnsen PH.D catalogue of resources. This is a seminary education at the highest level for free. #ApologiaStudios Follow us on social media here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ApologiaStudios/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apologiastudios/?hl=en

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Listen, listen, because every second counts. Listen, because every second counts.
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Why should the church speak prophetically to the state? Elected officials often tell Christians not to bring the
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Bible into the public square, and in particular, apply it to this issue in abortion. But God created church and state to function together.
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Romans 13 tells us that civil government is God's servant, charged with bearing the sword of justice against those who do evil.
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One of the primary places that God says his people are to speak his word is before civil government.
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Psalm 119 tells us that I will speak of your testimonies before kings and will not be put to shame.
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This is our calling. Jesus has freed us from our sins by his blood. He has made us into a kingdom of priests.
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He is the ruler of kings on earth. The king of kings and the Lord of lords, the one who's been given all authority, who has sent us to our magistrates to tell them to obey him.