A handful of votes can flip a legislature, and a handful of courageous pastors can flip the script. We’re fresh off a Northeast swing—Maine, New Hampshire, and beyond—where young pastors are packing rooms, voter ID is on the ballot, and churches are waking up to how close margins really are. One state rep told us Maine missed a legislative majority by just 200 votes. Opponents of voter ID admitted they could lose 13,000 “reliable” votes if it passes. Those numbers aren’t abstract; they’re a roadmap for how a dormant church vote can change outcomes.

We share the heart behind the math, too. A nephew who once wore 666 on his forehead bought a Bible, found a church in Waco through a multi-state pastor text thread, and gave his life to Christ. That story captures a larger shift we’re seeing since Charlie Kirk’s assassination: grief turning into courage, and curiosity turning into commitment. It’s why we’re pushing for discipleship over slogans—pastors teaching whole-life faith that speaks to family, work, justice, and civic stewardship. When people are formed, they show up. When they show up, districts move. And when districts move, statewide races follow.

Virginia offers the blueprint. Last time, turnout in about ten delegate districts helped carry the governor’s race. The same targeted approach is back—focused on a handful of House districts where church engagement can block bad policy and lift strong candidates. Michigan is in play, too, despite a long drought for Republicans in the Senate. We’re seeing hunger for clarity, practical training, and lawful election integrity efforts that rebuild trust. Our tour continues through Ohio and Michigan with a seed-planting mindset for 2026 and 2028—because habits made in the off-years win the on-years.

If you care about voter ID, fair play in women’s sports, and the difference between a short-lived revival and a culture-shaping great awakening, this conversation lays out the plan and the why behind it. Listen, share with your pastor or small group, and help us expand the network. Subscribe, leave a review to boost visibility, and tell us: which state should we target next and why?

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