Travis Wussow is Vice President for Public Policy and General Counsel for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission. Our criminal justice system is not always just, and as Christians that should concern us because of the incredible mercy we have been shown. The ERLC is working with other Christian organizations to raise awareness and move […]
What is legal and what is illegal? How do those designations change through time? As human interpretations of morals and justice change, we need to be grounded in the Word of God and an understanding of what is honoring or dishonoring to God. We are not the arbiters of that- He is lawgiver and life […]
First, we look at some big headlines of the week with David Drucker, senior political correspondent for the Washington Examiner. Karen Handel won the special election for Georgia’s Sixth Congressional District. President Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner is in Israel on a search for peace. Tomorrow, the Senate Republicans are expected to release a new health […]
Otto Warmbier, an American who was held in North Korea and recently medically evacuated home, has died. Today is World Refugee Day. A record 65 million people are displaced from their homes. No matter how you feel about immigration and borders, the conversation about offering a refuge to people fleeing religious persecution, oppression, war, famine or […]
What is justice and is it rolling down in our society as God intends? Some of the significant legal cases from the last week are provoking questions about justice. Check out this week’s Must Read Monday for more on Bill Cosby, Philando Castile and a texting-suicide case. A number of Iraqi Christians have been rounded up for […]
Eugene Scott is a reporter for CNN covering national and identity politics. He joins us to run down the big news of the week and give us some insight into the mood in Washington following the shooting Wednesday morning at a GOP baseball practice. Additionally, although investigations have been dominating headlines, this summer session is […]
Update on shooting at yesterday’s Republican baseball practice: GOP Whip Steve Scalise who was hit remains in critical condition and doctors say he will require additional surgeries. The blame game is starting, with everyone pointing fingers at each other for caustic rhetoric. What if our problem in politics goes deeper than just our words? What if […]
This morning as a group of Republican Congressmen were practicing for tomorrow’s charity Congressional baseball game, a gunman open fired. A total of 5 people were shot, two of them were members of Capitol Police detail on site to protect the number three ranking Republican in the House, Majority Whip Steve Scalise, Congressman from Louisiana. […]
The New York Times recently published a long, front-page article titled, “Religious Liberals Sat Out of Politics for 40 Years. Now They Want in the Game.” Several religious leaders involved on the left about their renewed urgency for involvement in politics. But they never left. In fact, they’ve won most of the political ground in that time. […]
Carmen returns and we run down the news. First, it has been one year since the PULSE nightclub shooting. What do you do when the rest of the world moves on, but you are still living in the reality of the daily pain? Is there a religious test for office in the United States? Then, […]