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Election season is here, and many Christians are asking: Should Christians vote, or should faith and politics remain separate? In this episode, Mark makes the case that engaging in the civic life of the community and nation where God has placed us is an important part of living out the Christian faith. Not every Christian is called to run for office or become deeply involved in politics. But every Christian has a responsibility to be a faithful citizen, and voting is one of the most basic ways to fulfill that responsibility. That means thoughtfully supporting candidates and policies that most closely align with biblical principles of good government and the pursuit of liberty and justice for all.
The Warren County GOP recently hosted the first “Ohio Faith & Freedom Forum” inviting local pastors to attend. The idea was to create a venue where faith issues could be discussed with candidates. Sixteen local pastors were in attendance and Vivek Ramaswamy joined to answer questions. In this episode, Mark reviews the remarks he shared with the audience. This would be a good episode to forward to pastors and church leaders wrestling with the biblical citizenship role Christians have in the world today.
As we continue to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Mark provides context for what the Declaration means and how to explaining it to others.
As we continue to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Mark provides context for what the Declaration means and how to explaining it to others.
As America celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, we are invited to remember not only the birth of a nation, but the ideals that have guided it for generations. In this special episode, Mark challenges listeners to read the Declaration aloud at their July 4th gatherings and reflect on its enduring message. He offers practical thoughts and conversation starters to help family and friends rediscover the meaning of liberty, and the duty we have to defend American liberty.
The Supreme Court recently heard a case on birthright citizenship given President Trump’s Executive Order to redefine the way it has been viewed over the last century. In this episode, Mark talks through how to view this question through the lens of the Declaration, and the Biblical template for how to address immigration from nations that chronically struggle to thrive.
As part of the “Mess in Minneapolis”, where Governor Tim Waltz was accusing ICE of unlawful actions, he made the comment that America is “at a Fort Sumpter moment”, implying that President Trump was causing a civil war. In this episode, Mark explains how we are in an ideological civil war, but not for the reasons Waltz was asserting.
For decades the radical progressive wing of the Democratic party has been pushing America away from our founding principles, claiming they were aiming to fundamentally transform America to a more just nation. In this episode, Mark explains how President Trump publicly exposed their true position – that they fundamentally reject America’s founding.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently delivered a historic ‘The West Needs To Change Course’ speech at the Munich Security Council. In this episode, Mark compares this speech through the Biblical grid of God’s expectation for nations.
ICE has been cracking down in cities across America arresting thousands of illegal aliens. The focus has been on known dangerous criminals, and these arrests have gone mostly without incident – until ICE went to Minneapolis. Anti ICE agitators have come out in force to protest and inhibit ICE from doing their job. Tragically, several agitators have died, and now radical progressives are insisting ICE must stop. Sadly, many Christians are agreeing with this position saying these arrests are not in line with the Christian faith. In this episode, Mark explains why Christians should support ICE.
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