Ancap Tim returns to discuss his new album, It’s Not Left vs. Right, and the story behind the song inspired by the phrase, “Sometimes being a good Christian means being a bad Roman.”
Drawing from his life as a musician, homesteader, homeschooling father, and Christian anarchist, Tim explains why allegiance to Jesus must come before allegiance to government, party, or nation.
This is not a call to become more anti-government. It is a call to become more like Christ.
They dig into:
- The story behind “Sometimes Being a Good Christian Means Being a Bad Roman”
- Why Matthew 20:25–28 challenges domination and political power
- How love offers an alternative to coercion
- Why Christian discipleship must remain voluntary
- The difference between the Kingdom of God and the kingdoms of this world
- How music, humor, homesteading, and ordinary faithfulness can become acts of resistance
Can Christians seek power over their neighbors while following a King who knelt to wash feet? Can love be commanded, enforced, or legislated? What does “Not so with you” mean in a church shaped by political fear and tribal loyalty? Let’s talk about it.
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Starting Points and Key Moments:
(00:00) Ancap Tim returns with a new album
(11:42) The salsa table and the song that started it all
(17:18) The law of love versus the logic of coercion
(27:41) When party loyalty overrides Jesus
(35:33) “But I'm Extreme” — who decided what counts as extreme?
(40:16) An AI choir, Rothbard, and Scott Horton
(52:51) The Iran war, Hormuz, and a tragedy neither side can spin away
(1:02:19) The new album, the road, and where to find Tim
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