If at once we take the action described in the Declaration of Independence, then we will have declared the function of the Constitution to be dead. And even if our intent is to resurrect it, history has shown that rebellions, once begun, rarely achieve the idealistic causes from which they spring.

The only purpose of the church is to preach and teach the Gospel. Let's not corrupt it by making it a political entity. Also, we live in a Republic, what else would anyone be but republican? 

What sort of Republicans are those of us on the Right going to end up with in the "Red Wave" coming in November? Are they going to be true conservatives that want to actually change the political course of our nation? Or are they going to be the type that just want to be in control of the runaway train?

Simply eliminating the Federal Department of Education doesn't go far enough to fix what ails education in this country. We need Constitutional protections and a reinvigorated federalism as well.

The more that we abdicate our liberty in even the most basic of things, the more we invite and inculcate the spirit of servitude in ALL things.

How affected by the economic and political tinkerers are you? How susceptible are you to disruptions in supply chains and conflict? And what can we do, if anything, to insulate ourselves from these things? Let's have a Hazardous Conversation and see if we can't answer at least some of those questions.

From the distorting and redefining of words and terms to the outright denial of what we see and experience with our own senses, there is an all-out assault on plain, objective truth. And we must fight against it.

Liberty is naturally hazardous. Whether you're defending it or just living under it, living free is a hazardous proposition.

Welcome to Hazardous Conversations! In this episode you'll learn who I am, why I'm starting this podcast, and get a preview of what future hazardous conversations we'll have together.