Rylee Meek (speaker) contrasts nominal Christian identity with true "kingdom" citizenship, arguing many who identify as Christians are not operating in God’s kingdom. She emphasizes alignment, agreement with God, and that believers can act with God-given confidence, boldness, and humble authority when they operate within the kingdom.
There's a lot of illegal immigrants. It's getting cleaned up a little bit now here in America. Thank the Lord. I'm all for it. I think most of you are. But I think there's a lot of illegal immigrants even in this, this identity of Christianity. And what I mean by that is so many people identify as a Christian, but are not operating within the kingdom. Right. And understanding, as you mentioned, just that alignment and the agreement, when we come into that, and this is what scripture says, we now have the ability to walk this thing out with a confidence, with a boldness, with an authority God given. Again, not in any sort of self righteous way at all, but in such a humble way that it's a privilege that I get to actually do this.
