God's only true solution for the world is joyful, voluntary submission to His laws, and the Church of God pioneers it as the kingdom in embryo. Keeping the Feast of Tabernacles is itself an act of faith and a demonstration of the most basic requirement for world peace: willingness to submit to God's government. The order, loyalty, and unity of God's people at the Feast show that human beings with God's Holy Spirit are governable and that humanity is worth saving. This commitment is lived out in practical choices: following directions instead of making oneself an exception, arriving at services early enough to be seated, staying for the whole service from the first hymn to the closing prayer, and getting enough rest to stay attentive. Such conduct also teaches children by example. Commitment also means accepting inconveniences and problems at the Feast as challenges to overcome, and looking for solutions based on God's way rather than complaining. It means choosing to learn God's government now, since His servants will rule and teach as kings and priests under Christ. The right attitude toward authority changes everything for the better. Faithfulness in learning, humility, meekness, and fear of God are chosen disciplines, and commitment to Christ as Teacher means bonding with Him, which brings not only learning but life itself.