Five more states hold their primaries today, and many are wondering what will happen next in the race for the White House. Leigh Munsil, Political Editor of The Blaze, provided insight and analysis of the race, and on how the candidates have used faith in appealing to voters– successfully or not.
Election season is in full swing, so we are asking the question how should a Christian vote? This is a difficult question made even more so when we may not have particularly good options before us. Dr. Russell Moore joins us to discuss holding the “long view” of history and being good stewards of our […]
We had a great, lively conversation for our first “Free for all Friday.” Is a boycott of Target the way to go? We talked about other positive alternatives Christians could employ in response to Target’s policy for bathrooms and dressing rooms.
Homelessness affects more people than we may think, but yet we can struggle to truly “see” our homeless neighbors and may shrink back from engaging with homeless people like people. Joel Miller, who has years of experience working with people who are homeless in Orlando, FL shared with us great perspective and information on how […]
It’s that time of year: prom! How does a Christian young person approach prom differently? We have the chance to talk with a High School senior about honoring your date and God on prom night and how “modest is hottest.”
“Bathroom bills” or “sexual identity and gender orientation” laws are hot in the news, but we step away from the politics and actually enter into a conversation on these questions. As Christians, we must speak up for God’s good design for humankind and acknowledge that to follow Jesus means to bring every part of life into submission […]
It’s Tax Day. Our finances and giving reflect our values. As Jesus said, where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. We can expand that discussion into the presidential race, because the finances of the candidates reveal their character. When it comes to candidates’ character, in a recent radio interview Donald Trump shared […]
Religious liberty attorney Forrest Norman joins us. He notes there has been a recent shift in the understanding of our First Freedom– toward a limiting “freedom of worship” and away from the constitutionally-guaranteed freedom of exercise. We discuss Mississippi’s religious freedom bill, which seeks to protect individuals and religiously-affiliated organizations from discrimination for holding to deeply-held religious beliefs.
Gallup released a poll this week showing the number of Americans who worry “a great deal” about race relations has risen to 35%, doubling in the last two years and the highest since the firm started asking this question. Dr. Russell Moore, President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, joins us to discuss human dignity and […]
Eric Teetsel, fresh off the Rubio campaign, joins us to discuss Christian leadership in the public square. All Christians are given the mandate to pray for political leaders. And take a step back: Christ’s Kingdom is not of this world.