Mike Pompeo, former U.S. Secretary of the State and Director of the CIA, is a committed religious freedom advocate and strong man of faith. While he was in office, he fought for freedom across the world.

This week on First Liberty Live!, watch a special Q&A between him and our President, CEO, and Chief Counsel, Kelly Shackelford.

You’ll hear insights from his time in the White House along with special stories you won’t want to miss!

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First, we took you to the frontlines of our Faith Under Fire case at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Now, we’re breaking down what happened during the argument.

Vice President of Litigation, David Hacker joins the show to unpack the arguments presented and where this case goes next.

Watch the full argument livestream here >>

We’re taking you inside the 9th Circuit for the U.S. Court of Appeals with our Ron Hittle case. You’ll hear why this case is so important and then we’ll play you the full oral argument.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to prepare for the U.S. Supreme Court?

Meet our co-counsel, Randy Wenger and Alan Reinach. Together we’ll take our Faithful Carrier case to the Supreme Court in April. They’ll discuss what goes into prepping for the highest court in the land.

With decades of experience litigating at the highest levels, Randy and Alan are uniquely qualified to walk you through their preparations for next month’s oral argument.

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Have you felt like woke ideology is slowly taking over American thought? That faith is on the decline while secularism reigns supreme?

Noelle Mering has asked those same questions. As a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, she has tracked the rise of woke culture in America.

She joins First Liberty Live! to discuss her recent book, Awake, Not Woke. In today’s episode, she’ll unpack this shift in culture and how it effects our religious freedom.

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Fire Chief Ron Hittle was a dedicated first responder for almost 25 years. When he attended a world class leadership conference with a few of his team members, he was fired.

His crime? The conference was held at a church.

In this episode you’ll hear his story and why he was so passionate about his job as a first responder. Attorney Stephanie Taub also joins to discuss our next legal steps in the case and why we must protect people of faith in the workplace.

When an Arizona library denied Ricardo Frias the opportunity to host a reading of Kirk Cameron’s book As You Grow, First Liberty stepped in to set the library straight.

Kirk himself understands this discrimination only too well as more than 50 libraries across the nation have denied his requests to host an As You Grow story hour.

Today on First Liberty Live!, Kirk Cameron joins us to discuss why this sets a distressing precedent of the censorship of people of faith and how it’s time for us to take back the hearts and minds of children throughout America.

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When police officer Jacob Kersey posted on his social media about his religious beliefs, he assumed it was private religious speech. His supervisors at the Port Wentworth police department, however, gave him the choice: either take down the post or lose your job.

Jacob shares his story and explains why he is standing up to these officials’ blatant attempts to silence his faith.

Christine Pratt, FLI Counsel, also will join to discuss the legal implications of this case and why it is critical to fight on behalf of our first responders.

Which state has the most religious protections in America? That’s the question the Religious Liberty in the States Index sought to answer. Director of Research at the Center for Religion Culture & Democracy, Jordan Ballor, joins First Liberty Live! to discuss this project and what’s the top state.

Curious where your state falls and want to know more about the Index?

Visit the Religious Liberty in the States website >>

Watch the uncut oral argument from the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in our Navy SEALs case. Plus, Kelly Shackelford, President, CEO and Chief Counsel was outside the court explaining what you’re going to hear.