On Episode 4 of the Kingdom Over Empire Podcast, Jason gives his thoughts on the recent Middle East hostilities and America's role to play.
On the Deep Dive Doctrine this episode, Jason cover Governing Authorities and Just Rule from the perspective of scripture, especially Romans 13.
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