It's Not the Government's Job to "Do Good"

In this week's sermon, we dive into Romans 13 to uncover God's purpose for government. Pastor Josh explores the essential role of government as ordained by God to administer justice, punish evil, and reward good. Learn why it's crucial for the government to stay within its assigned responsibilities and how overreaching can be destructive to families, churches, and society as a whole. As citizens, we have a responsibility to engage the government with a biblical perspective.
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[@awdsawds]

Honest Question: If governments are not to “good,” are statesmen to look at natural disasters like what is currently transpiring in the southeast US and say tough luck, I hope your neighbors help out? Or in the face tragedy, have a moral obligation to get involved?

[@eduardorodriguez9886]

God is good, no matter what all will answer to him on judgment day. Regardless of how this election goes god wins.

[@MimaCole-l8d]

There are 613 laws in the Bible and out of those laws not all pertain to every person. And yet the church will say, the law is done away with and it can't be kept. I'm the meantime we have millions of laws that affect us and we have to obey as citizens of the US.
Time for, "the church" to revisit God's laws.