Kings vs Servants

Kings vs Servants

Biblical Christianity:
Kings against the kingdom of darkness.
Servants to men. Meek lowly in heart.

Churchianity is the opposite:
Slaves fearful of the kingdom of darkness.
Kings and leaders to men, in the church and in the world.  


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