A spiritual take on rebellion: reject performative defiance and instead align your acts with God's law. The speaker contrasts Jesus-like, faith-guided rebellion that seeks righteous change against the stereotype of anti-authority rebellion, urging listeners to choose the former.
Hey, are you a rebel? There's a lot of talk these days.
About swimming upstream.
About defying the status.
Quo, about sticking it to the man, about marching to the beat of your.
Own drum and.
Engaging in some semblance of insubordination.
Even the non violent kind. You could be independent, you could be unique, you could be creative, you could defy the odds, you could swim upstream and go against the status quo. But only if the reason, the underlying reason for your actions is to stand up for what you know to be right. And only if your mind, your body, your spirit.
Your heart, your soul and.
Your will are under the structure the, the law, the governance, the creed and the canon of God's law and the ten Commandments. It's only then that you have a foundation of faith and love to be a true way maker and to affect the change that you crave. So be a rebel, but be a rebel like Jesus was a rebel and not a rebel like a cigarette smoking, leather jacket wearing guy who's flipping it to the man. All right, two different ways to be a rebel. Which one are you going to be?