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A Higher Vision | Heritage Briefs - Episode # 08

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Click Here to Listen to this Episode 💬 Show Notes: In this thought-provoking episode of the Morning Star Heritage Briefs, Chuck Christie delves into the crucial relationship between the church and civil government. Drawing on Rick Joyner's writings, we explore how the government's detachment from its constitutional foundations mirrors the church's departure from biblical truths. Christie emphasizes the responsibility of citizens and church leaders to uphold justice and morality, warning against the consequences of failing to do so. Join us as we reflect on the importance of remaining true to our founding principles and the church's vital role in guiding our nation. 🗣️ Quotes from  Rick Joyner "The government's detachment from our constitutional moorings reflects how the church has detached from its biblical moorings." "The church cannot do the job of the civil government, and the civil government cannot do the job of the church." 🗣️ Quote from...

A New World | Heritage Briefs - Episode # 07

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  Click Here to Listen to this Episode 💬 Show Notes: In this episode of the Morning Star Heritage Briefs, host Chuck Christie delves into the significant lessons we can learn from the American Founding Fathers. Drawing on insights from Rick Joyner, the discussion highlights the importance of honoring the founding principles of equality and justice as declared in the Declaration of Independence. Christie emphasizes the ongoing struggle against discrimination and the responsibilities of both the government and the church in addressing these issues.  Tune in to explore how we can apply the truths of our founding documents to create a more just society. 🗣️ Quotes from Rick Joyner "It would be a tragic mistake not to honor the American Founding Fathers for their remarkable and unprecedented accomplishments." "The fault is not with our founding documents, but with the failure to apply them." "To be trusted with truth is a great blessing, but also a great responsibi...