As people of faith, today’s world is becoming increasingly more difficult to navigate. And this is especially true in our digital age.

One person of faith who boldly shares her perspective despite the noise online is Allie Beth Stuckey. As a wife, mom and host of the podcast Relatable, she understands the importance of viewing current issues through a Biblical worldview.

Listen to her share about leading the way in faith in the digital age on this episode.

America’s elite fighting force is still battling against religious discrimination.

As we approach their hearing on the settlement of their lawsuit on July 24th, today’s First Liberty Live! episode with attorney Danielle Runyan will give you a case update.

After 50 years of using the bad legal precedent, America is in a new era of freedom. Because of Coach Kennedy's win, courts must decide religious liberty cases through the lens of a “history and tradition” test.

For a better understanding of the history and tradition test, Tim Barton, president of Wallbuilders and an expert in American history, breaks down how our nation’s past will determine how religious expression plays out in the public square today.

This week, Louisiana became the first state requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in all public schools and colleges.

To break down the legal arguments behind this new law, First Liberty Live! talks to attorney Matt Krause—an independent legal and policy advisor to First Liberty. Matt recently testified at the Ohio legislature in support of a similar bill to the one Louisiana just passed.

The enemies of faith are taking notice: people of faith are standing up for their beliefs and winning back their constitutional freedoms.

And they don’t like these victories one bit.

Because we win, the attorneys and staff at First Liberty along with our brave clients draw a lot of attention… both positive and negative.

You see, anti-faith Leftists in the media choose to mischaracterize and misrepresent our work and the people of faith we help.

That’s why I’ve asked First Liberty’s Chief Legal Office to clear up the misconceptions generated by recent articles like Slate Magazine’s “The Religious Right Isn’t Hiding What It’s Doing in the Courts.”

Right now, there’s a war waging over our culture. And many of us feel like we can’t make a difference in this fight. But a group of everyday Americans are taking a stand for faith. And you can join them.

We call it, the Future of Faith and Freedom or F3. F3 is dedicated to helping these up-and-coming generations learn how they can move the needle for faith in an impactful and meaningful way.

Listen to F3 Leaders Nathan Shackelford and Shaun Frederickson explain this growing movement and how it will shape our nation for generations to come.

Learn more about this exciting initiative >>

In all the years in the fight for faith and freedom, there hasn’t been a week at First Liberty busier than last week!

We had some major wins come through by God’s grace, as well as some disappointing setbacks.

To give you the full rundown on all of the last week’s decisions, Chief Legal Officer Jeff Mateer will explain what happened and what the outcomes in these cases mean for you and our clients.

With Memorial Day less than a week away, we wanted to take a few minutes to honor those who have bravely defended our country.

This weekend is a time to remember and pray for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

Attorney and US Air Force member Danielle Runyan will join us on First Liberty Live! to talk about the cases we are fighting right now for military service members.

HaYovel is a Christian, faith-based ministry that supports Israeli grape farmers. The ministry has organized The Israel Summit, a pro-Israel conference.

Just days before the event, however, the Sonesta Nashville Airport hotel breached the contract and canceled the Summit.

Lead First Liberty attorney Hiram Sasser joins Live this afternoon for a question and answer session with host Stuart Shepard.

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In this episode we continue our Election 2024 series by asking Dr. Albert Mohler about how people of faith can participate in politics even beyond the polls. Dr. Mohler is the president of one of the largest seminary schools in the world, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is also the host of two podcasts, an author, speaker and teacher.

In this episode he will explain the critical role that people of faith play in civic engagement. And that goes far beyond the election day on November 5th.