A short YouTube monologue by Rylee Meek arguing that true discipleship requires teaching believers to obey Scripture and to speak truth in public life. Meek connects obedience to civic engagement — caring for cities, taking territory, and influencing culture — framing Christians as ambassadors called to bring 'kingdom culture' into the public square.
We're called to make disciples, teaching them to obey what the word of God says. Yeah, right. And I think that's. That's one. A component that's obviously forgotten a lot. It's like, no, you have to teach them to obey what the word of God says. And what does the word of God say to do? Again, a lot of it is like, this is. We should be speaking in the public squares. We should be talking about these things. We should be caring for the welfare of our cities. And if you think that's politics and that's. Then you don't want to do that, then it's telling me that you don't want to do the Bible. Right, Right. Which is like that. That's. That's ain't what this is. Right. Life is not. We've been given this. This short little moment of time here on this earth, and we should. We're called to take territory. The original commandment to. To be fruitful, to multiply, to have dominion, to bring the kingdom culture here. That should impact the world's culture, the American culture, because we are his ambassadors.
