How kings in God's economy operate
Gospel Patrons — John Rinehart·Gospel Patrons — John Rinehart·8:07
This message explores the role of kings in God's economy, drawing parallels between Old Testament kings and modern-day leaders who control resources and relationships. It emphasizes that these leaders are called to be spiritual leaders, not just financial ones, and that their primary focus should be on God's word.
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