Good Christians Break Bad Laws – Obeying God in a Fallen World 

This powerful follow-up to Topher Field’s best-selling first book Good People Break Bad Laws tackles one of the most confronting issues facing the modern church, the worship of government.

Topher weaves together scripture, history, and real-world examples to explore the age-old question: Who will you serve?

He takes a fearless approach, diving deep into key scriptures like Romans 13, 1 Peter 2, and Jesus' interaction with the tribute coin. He also draws on the stories of Moses, Daniel, David, and lesser-known passages from Psalms and Samuel, alongside key moments in church and political history.

Topher argues that much of today’s theology leans too heavily on obedience to civil authorities, even when it contradicts God’s commands, and that this constitutes modern-day idolatry.

Having lived through the extreme lockdowns in Melbourne, Australia, and travelled the world calling the church to wake up, Topher speaks with lived experience and conviction. His message is clear: it is time to serve God without compromise, no matter the cost.

Good Christians Break Bad Laws stands as a bold theological defence of civil disobedience and a wake-up call to the church.