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Renee Nicole Good: Should Christians Defend the Government? with Larken Rose
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- Jan 15, 2026
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Summary
Was the shooting of Renee Nicole Good murder or self-defense? We use this case as a clear, real-world test of state power. Craig and Larken Rose ask how far a badge can go before our Christianity must say “stop.” The point is not to chase outrage, but to measure authority by the words of Jesus. God first, always. You’ll hear a step-by-step look at the key moments on video, why the second and third shots matter most, what “watch his feet” reveals, why a doctor was turned away, and how “Have you not learned?” exposes a culture of fear. We connect those details to why people defend obvious wrongs, how training can overpower conscience, and a simple, repeatable test for Christians: one moral standard for everyone, no special pass for uniforms, God over government. Listen to get a clean framework you can use the next time the state uses force. You will leave with plain language, Scripture touchpoints, and the courage to put God first when the badge and the Bible collide. 🤝Connect with Larken ROSE: The Jones Plantation Film Platforms: Available on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Tubi, Xmou Play, The Roku Channel, PLEX The Rose Channel Book: The Most Dangerous Superstition YouTube Candles in the Dark Facebook Try this week: serve one neighbor; tell the truth with kindness; pray for an enemy by name; refuse to excuse violence because “it’s my side”; choose presence over outrage. Their conversation digs into: Self-defense vs. murder in real time “Badges don’t make new morals” ethics for Christians Milgram’s obedience study and authority conditioning Romans 12 before Romans 13; one standard for all “Have you not learned?”—coercion and fear tactics Video cues: position, feet, proportionality, imminence Why many Christians defend state violence (and how to stop) 📖 For Full Show Notes:www.…