In the annals of American political history, few stories are as compelling as the intersection of faith and power during the Watergate scandal. The tale of Richard Nixon's downfall is not just a political narrative, but a deeply spiritual one, where ministers and clergy played pivotal roles. Among them, John Huffman stands out as a beacon of moral courage, offering a unique perspective on the responsibilities of spiritual leaders in the face of political corruption. Daniel Silliman from Christianity Today shares Huffman’s story which invites us to reflect on the delicate balance between respect for authority and the duty to speak truth to power.