Direct Answer
The two kingdoms draw a clear line between Christians and the world, and that line cuts across a life set on riches and entertainment. Jason does not define the two kingdoms in detail here, but he treats the view as foundational.
Support from the Message
- Jason calls the early Christian view of the two kingdoms a foundational pillar for him, his family and those with them. - He says it gave them a clear distinction from the world. - He warns that separation from the world will be really hard to maintain without that foundation. - He names areas of life fixed on wealth, riches and worldly entertainment. - He says the writings made them want to run away from the world, and that they helped him see what Christ and the apostles taught about living separate.
Discussion Follow-up
Which area of your life is most shaped by the world's priorities? What would a clear distinction from the world look like there this month?