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Governed by God
@governedbygodTracked since May 2026
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Image Latest postPublicS6E24 - Rules so Righteous (Part 5 of God's Law Series)On this final episode of Season 6, I read of Part 5 of my Substack series on God's law. In this article, I look at the principles of interpretation to be used when trying to apply Old Testament laws in a New Covenant context. This involves looking at the relationship between the Old and New Covenants, as well as what Jesus means when he says that he came to fulfill the law rather than to abolish it.
August 7 0 likes 0 commentsS6E23 – REPLAY (Defending Theonomy, Part 3)All legislation, or law, is a declaration of value. The question is what we will value and how value will be determined. There is always a standard, but the debate is on what standard will be used. The law that God gave to Israel was not just for Israel but was meant to be an example to the nations. For example, in God's word we find principles of federalism, rule of law, and separation of powers. Finally, I briefly address the concept of natural law and its relationship to God's law.ImageJuly 7Public 0 0S6E22 - The Law, A Delight and a Deterrence (Part 4 of God's Law Series)This week is my reading of Part 4 of my Substack series on God's law. In this article, I look at the second and third uses of God's law. On the one hand, God's law serves as a light and lamp for believers, guiding them in how they should live and in what it means to love their neighbor. On the other hand, the law restrains unbelievers, preventing them from being as wicked as they otherwise would be.ImageJune 23Public 0 0S6E21 – REPLAY (Defending Theonomy, Part 2)What does it mean for Jesus to reign over all powers and dominions? What is the Kingdom of God? What does it look like, where is it, and how do we enter? What does it mean for Jesus to have all authority on heaven and on earth?ImageJune 23Public 0 0S6E20 - The Law, Our Guardian (Part 3 of God's Law Series)This week is my reading of Part 3 of my Substack series on God's law. In this article, I look at one of the primary purposes of God's law, which is to highlight our failure and show us our need for a savior. This is only one of several purposes, or uses, of the law. I will address the other two in future articles.ImageMay 26Public 0 0S6E19 - Laying Down the Law (Part 2 of God's Law Series)This week is my reading of Part 2 of my Substack series on God's law. In this article, I look at the effect of the law on our hearts, as well as our naturally sinful response to it. I also consider how sin is lawlessness and what conclusions we can draw from that truth.ImageMay 12Public 0 0S6E18 - Just War Theory (FOC Theonomy Symposium 2026)This week I wanted to share a presentation that I gave at the Future of Christendom Theonomy Symposium in March of this year. My talk was on Deuteronomy 20 and Just War Theory. You can find the video, as well as the other videos from the conference, at the link below:VideoApril 27Public 0 0S6E17 – REPLAY (Defending Theonomy, Part 1)governedbygod S6 E17 S6E17 – REPLAY (Defending Theonomy, Part 1) April 27 View post REPLAY: What is Theonomy and what is a basic definition of it? What does Deuteronomy 4:5-8 say and how does it apply to us today? On today's program I play and review several clips from a recent Pastors Talk episode produced by 9Marks. The hosts, Jonathan Leeman and Mark Dever, interview Carl Trueman about his most recent book, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self. Although the book and the interview are excellent, a few comments are made about theonomy that are worth bringing up. The men raise several straw men arguments regarding theonomy before knocking them down, seemly misunderstanding what theonomy aImageApril 27Public 0 0S6E16 – REPLAY (Foundations of Public Policy)Politics is dirty (right?), so the Bible has nothing to say about it (or does it?). But when we look closely at Scripture, I think we will find that it says more about politics (i.e., the concerns of the city) than we give it credit for.ArticleApril 3Public 0 0S6E15 - Loving God, Loving Neighbor: Part 1governedbygod S6 E15 S6E15 - Loving God, Loving Neighbor: Part 1 March 23 View post Due to various time constraints, including finishing a PhD, I will be pausing our study of America's history and will be providing shorter content. Today I read my first Substack article of a series titled Loving God, Loving Neighbor. I begin by defining terms such as "law" and "covenant" and set the groundwork for how Christians should understand and apply God's law today.ImageMarch 23Public 0 0S6E14 - John Witherspoon and the Dominion of Providence (Black-Robed Regiment Series)View post In this week's episode, I finish looking at the pastors known as the Black-Robed Regiment who, through their teaching and preaching, helped solidify and give a moral defense of the American War for Independence. Today, I end this series with John Witherspoon, who served as the President of the College of New Jersey (i.e., Princeton University) and then was chosen to be a delegate of New Jersey at the Continental Congress. Although John Witherspoon gave numerous sermons throughout his long life, one of the most influential was titled, Dominion of Providence Over the Passions of Man. This sermon was given in 1776 in Philadelphia just as the American Colonies declared independence frArticleToday at Aug 28 crawlPublic 0 0S6E13 - Ashbel Green and Obedience to the Laws of God (Black-Robed Regiment Series)governedbygod S6 E13 S6E13 - Ashbel Green and Obedience to the Laws of God (Black-Robed Regiment Series) February 17 View post In this week's episode, I continue looking at the pastors known as the Black-Robed Regiment who, through their teaching and preaching, helped solidify and give a moral defense of the American War for Independence. Today I consider Ashbel Green, who served as the chaplain for the U. S. House of Representatives, and then later as President of the College of New Jersey (i.e., Princeton University). While Pastor Green ministered for many years, one sermon that I wanted to focus on was given by him in 1798 in Philadelphia. It was titled: Obedience to the Laws of God, theArticleFebruary 17Public 0 0
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