Can Martial Law be a Good Thing? A look through the Constitution and History

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LISTEN NOW! Greg, Pat, and Steve have a biblical conversation about the truths of Martial Law and its applications. The Constitution reveals a deeper reality of Martial Law and the first President of the United States, George Washington, was actually the first to institute it. In recent history, Hurricane Katrina brought much unrest and chaos to a region that caused military forces to institute a curfew. Now, we are not advocating the application of Martial Law but it is inevitable. If we are prepared for it, we can get through it, and come out of it better than where we presently are. Before Martial Law is carried out, there can be robberies, shootings and even death. Taking this into consideration without it, many wouldn’t have tomorrow.

The History Channel put together a documentary, “After Armageddon” that brings to light many true events that can take place after a collapse. Whether it’s financial, or economic, it can happen as a result of different reasons. When there is no food, when there are no banks, people can come together who do not have food in order to look for food. When someone is found to have what they’re looking for, this can be seen as a gang, from the outside. Even if it’s a ‘noble’ gang, it’s still a gang with the intentions to take from one for the sake of another. Don’t be surprised about the reality of Martial Law and don’t have an adversarial viewpoint of the authorities who are just doing their job to instill peace. In these critical moments, it is imperative to be prepared and not to be naïve. Find out the realities of Martial Law, how it applies to society, how you can prepare, and so much more. Also shared in this segment: Rick Joyner, After Armageddon, Ferguson, Hurricane Katrina, Robin, Wisdom, Cloward & Piven, and wisdom.