As citizens of two kingdoms, Christians face the unique challenge of determining where their allegiance should lie. Do believers pledge allegiance to one nation or to one God above all nations? The church finds itself in a similar crisis. Is the mission of the church to reform politics or to redeem people?In this exposition of Romans 13:1-7, Stephen clarifies the believer's responsibility as a dual-citizen of heaven and earth. He also examines the difficult relationship between church and state, encouraging the church to focus more on saving Americans than saving America.