Do true Christians cause trouble for the police?
No, a true child of God will not give the police department fits. Practicing believers are good citizens, good parents, good grandparents, and enhance society, though they are not perfect. There may be isolated exceptions, but the general pattern is law-abiding citizenship.
Les explains that when we are practicing believers, we are going to be good citizens. He says you won't find a true child of God giving the police department fits—for the most part—though there may be isolated exceptions. A believer is a good citizen, parent, grandparent, child, and teenager. He clarifies this does not mean we are perfect—anything but—yet we will still be the kind of person who enhances society. A community of 100% born-again believers would be a pretty decent place to live, though not perfect. He compares this to the local church, which is never perfect. He notes God's power unto salvation has imparted these things on our behalf, making us different, but that does not give us the right to act superior. It is an imputed thing God has done for us.