Outgoing Liberty magazine editor Lincoln Steed looks back at the events that shaped religious freedom during the past twenty years. He begins with the home school crisis of the late 1990s.

How can the past help us identify trends that may be taking place today that put religious liberty in jeopardy? Two history experts discuss the possibilities, and the dangers.

You may have heard the old saying that, "Those who don't study history are bound to repeat it." There's a lot of truth to that statement, especially in the area of religious liberty.

What do the issues concerning religious liberty look like to today's young people? Lincoln Steed, editor of Liberty magazine, talks with his teenage son Christopher to find out.

Lincoln Steed, editor of Liberty magazine, sits down with one of his favorite teenagers--his son Christopher--to talk about religious liberty in America.

Liberty magazine editor Lincoln Steed is a combination of writer, editor, and Christian pastor. On this broadcast, he answers some tough questions that are on many minds these days.

Do you know what a "theocracy" is? Well, there are many in this world who are trying to show us exactly what it is. Lincoln Steed sounds a warning.

"I can say anything I want to say because this is a free country!" Ever heard anyone utter those words? They usually say them right after they've shouted something hateful. Are they right

"I wish we could talk about only happy things," many say. But, there's value in addressing the darkness that creeps in from time to time. Lincoln Steed offers a flashlight.

One of the most common questions that people ask these days can be summed up with one word: Why? Why did this happen. Why am I here? Lincoln Steed suggests some answers.