We are all born to be royals in the eyes of our Creator, regardless of our gender or ancestry or anything else save our willingness to accept the crown of our God-given spiritual sovereignty. All of us, men and women of every kindred, tongue, tribe, or ancestry, are ordained by God to receive such a crown if we choose it!
You own and have the ability within you to activate and experience your spiritual sovereignty as a human being created in the image of God. While many forces, including man, nature, and hell itself, may array against you, if you know who you are and whose you are, these forces cannot overcome you.
This short essay stands on the assumption that the God of historic Christianity and the Bible as we have received it is in fact real, present, and is in charge in the universe, including on this earth and in our lives. If this is not something you are convinced of, at the very least this essay will explain a bit about the true and deepest sublime wisdom of what this means for our daily lives if we accept this as true.
What is freedom within God’s Creation and especially within His Kingdim, which is the realm of all that is subordinated to His rule and every sentient being who willingly submits thereto? Freedom in this context of meaning and practice is the peaceful, uninterrupted actualizing of both all that is best for our lives and all that is purposed for our lives which comes from our Creator.
While freewill means we are in practice ABLE to defy the laws and plans of our Creator, to use our freewill in this way is a form of bondage we inflict upon ourselves. In a legal sense, we do not say the state or a magisterial authority of some kind can compel us by force to walk in the freedom of Christ.
In a legal sense we may speak of freedom as the untrammeled exercising of our freewill within the limits of respecting the freewill and well-being of others, of society, and our societal and personal commitments which we enter into. But this is a shallow freedom compared to the real freedom of actualizing and experiencing God’s best for our lives and fulfilling God’s scroll of purpose and destiny for our lives.
We may say freedom is the unhindered ability to live at peace, meet our own needs, preserve ourselves, form our own freewill participatory associations, express ourselves individually and corporately, and enjoy the fruits of our labor and investments all in service to actualizing God’s best for our lives and fulfilling our God-given scroll of destiny and purpose IF WE SO DESIRE.
The basis of this freedom is our inherent spiritual sovereignty if we become citizens of God’s Kingdom by our own volition and without coercion. As the Bible says we are “joint heirs” with Christ and members of a “nation of kings and priests”, we realize our spiritual sovereignty makes us unique among all of creation. No creature, not even the angels, has been given such a heady gift.
Jesus Christ alone is King, He is the highest and true sovereign, the Son of God who is coequal in the godhead of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But He has, through His sacrifice and by the power of His Resurrection, made us joint heirs and decreed us to be kings and priests of God.
In relation to God and Christ we are created beings and servants made of dust, to which our earthly bodies will return. But in relation to the Creation itself, not to God but to all He has Created, we stand tall as Regents of God to the rest of the Universe.
A regent is someone who is not the king themselves but who has all the respect and authority of the king in his absence or in the years of his minority. But within Creation, our regency in Christ is permanent and will exist even when we are physically present with our King who never takes back our spiritual sovereignty which He has endured so much to give us.
The reason why it is so dangerous for humans to wilfully interfere with our spiritual sovereignty as regents of God, through Christ our King, is because when you interfere with a regent of the king you defy the king himself!
It is no small matter that within our coutry, the USA, there are those whose respect for the spiritual sovereignty of others is lacking. It is no small matter even that they defy and disrespect the basic level of freedom, freedom to exercise our freewill and volition, which is also necessary to fully live out our spiritual sovereignty if we choose to do so. To block anyone, by disrespecting their basic temporal freedom, from actualizing their spiritual sovereignty is a gross affront to God.
Spiritual sovereignty cannot be imposed. One either chooses to walk in it through the paths ordained by the Creator or one doesn’t, but respect for the basic human freedoms that enable us to freely choose this must be respected by all.
You can choose spiritual sovereignty through repentance for your sins, faith in Jesus Christ, and acceptance of His reign over your life. Nobody can either choose this for you through coercing you into accepting it or stand in your way through violating your most basic freedom of frewill and volition. Those who have attempted either to impose the ways of God by coercion or to prevent others from knowing and following the ways of God have made themselves enemies of God.
Our commitment to a free and pluralistic society within the broader scope of humanity and the temporal, linear world does not mean we either accept or wish to associate with beliefs and practices that contradict our spiritual sovereignty. We are for our way of life as regents of Christ, with all the sociocultural and moral as well as other standards of righteousness and justice that entails. We are not against, nor do we show intolerance or bigotry toward, any other ways people may choose or feel they were born to choose and follow in their life, within the broaden standards of our temporal and earthly freedom.
We have to recognize, however, that for some people, who reject the very notions of spiritual sovereignty or earthly and temporal freedom, our unwillingness to embrace their ways and our willingness to state our own ways as being best cannot be forgiven or allowed. The fact we are committed to tolerance and to accept people on the basis of our humanity, even if they do not choose to walk in spiritual sovereignty as regents of Christ, will gain us no points or credit.
The fact we demonstrate and are committed to such freedom and to tolerance and acceptance stems from a deep commitment to God’s standards of righteousness and justice. It is not something we do for, nor do we expect to earn, the approval of others. Our acceptance of human beings as our equals in value who are loved by God and who, therefore, we should love also, is part of our desire and commitment to experience God’s best for our lives and to fulfill God’s scroll of destiny and purpose for our lives.
We neither have any interest in coercing others to walk in the spiritual sovereignty we choose nor in allowing anyone, as much as lies within our legal and peaceful means, to interfere with our walking in our our spiritual sovereignty as regents of Christ.
What the worldlings may see as limits, such as our more narrow definition and practice of marriage and our commitment to God’s standards of righteousness and justice, we see as guidelines for total freedom. These so-called limits are markers for a path of fulfillment, purpose, and happiness that no other path of any kind can offer.
To be free for us is to know and follow these standards and to seek to fulfill God’s scroll of destiny and purpose for our lives so that we can experience His best for our lives. If your version of freedom implies the removal of moral and ethical limits for the convenience of your more immediate and shallow pleasure, then so be it: it is not for us to dictate what freedom is to you, the universe and its laws alone will school you over time.
When the worldlings decide to interfere with the spiritual sovereignty of a regent of Christ, however, they go beyond the just limits of their own frewill volition and make themselves enemies of the King, of Jesus Christ Himself. Jesus does not make them His enemies, they wage war on His Sovereignty by interference with the spiritual sovereignty of His regents.
Dictating what we can say or do or who we can associate and how we should live and use our wealth are all the kinds of things that it is unust to do. If your ideology about things such as marriage, family, sexuality, and gender is so fragile it cannot take our refusal to accept it and our vocal opposition to it, then it must lack a foundation of truth.
What we accept as spiritually sovereign beings created in the image of God is the person and humanity of all fellow human beings, regardless of things they choose that we would not choose. Our need to control their choices or things they feel they were born to be and do is simply non-existent.
So we emphasize love in tolerating and accepting others on the basis of our shared human dignity and human rights and out of our shared desire to promote human flourishing. We do this even as there are those who are so insecure in their ideology that they cannot abide even our criticism much less our active refusal to adopt their ways or to accept and follow their preachments about what is or should be acceptable conduct.
For the protection of our spiritual sovereignty and all that flows therefrom we rely on our firm conviction that God Himself will defend Himself and His honor from those who, in seeking to undermine His regents, set themselves against His Kingdom. It is one thing for you to refuse the free gift of this spiritual sovereignty, it is another for you to condemn and interfere with others in their peaceful exercise of this spiritual sovereignty.
Those who open their mouths to condemn or otherwise abuse regents of Christ for walking in their spiritual sovereignty and for following God’s standards of righteousness and justice are opening their mouths against God. If we say out loud, “these are the ways of God” and you disagree but do not interfere with our rights or ability to so speak in any way, then all is well. But if you seek to interfere with our right and ability to defy your ideas openly, then you do so against God Himself.
When we walk in spiritual sovereignty, we walk as regents of Christ. Like Christ, we offer the path of truth and redemption, we do not coerce others to follow this path, though refusal to enter into the path of life leads to a path of separation from God.
Spiritual sovereignty is superior to all other forms of sovereignty and is the root of all other sovereignty. When we exercise it in our lives, relationships, and freewill participatory associations, we gain the protection of God from whom it flows. It is something we can choose and no power on this earth or in hell can defy it for too long with severe consequences.
While there are many practical, material ways we can exercise our earthly and temporal freedom as human beings, when we walk in our spiritual sovereignty as regents of Christ we have a freedom nothing in heaven, on the earth, or in hell can deny or take away.
You do not have to become a regent of Christ, as a witness and influence for Jesus to the nations. But you do not have any authority from God to interfere with our right to walk in this regency and if you deign to try to do such a thing, you array yourself against the Armies of Heaven.


