Today, Nathan discusses Jeremiah 29:7 and seeking the welfare of your city. We the people of the United States can and should get involved in our government to seek the good of our country, because in its welfare, we find our own. Nathan also talks about some upcoming events that give practical ways you can seek the good of your city to bring about change and good for the glory of God.

Hold the Line, July 12 at the Reagan Library

https://fpmca.org/event/hold-the-line-ronald-reagan-library/

Homeschool Freedom Day, August 23 La Mesa, California

https://fpmca.org/event/hfd2025/

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In this episode, Nathan analyzes the Supreme Court's decision to uphold Tennessee's ban on gender transition medical procedures for minors. The ruling emphasizes states' rights to regulate such care, shifting more responsibility to state legislatures and voters. Nathan urges Christian families to actively uphold biblical truths about gender and family by educating their children, advocating for sound policies, and supporting those in crisis, emphasizing that God's design is good and needs to be defended.

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In this episode, Nathan discusses some issues surrounding California Assembly Bill 84 (AB 84) and highlights key arguments made during its debate on the Assembly floor before it was passed on to the State Senate. He explains the distinctions between publicly funded charter schools and privately funded schools in California, offering broader insights into how government oversight differs across these educational models nationwide. Nathan also announces the upcoming Hold the Line event at the Reagan Library and discusses its significance in the ongoing conversation about educational freedom and parental rights.

For more information or to register for Hold the Line:

https://fpmca.org/event/hold-the-line-ronald-reagan-library/

Full Assembly Floor Session on AB 84:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTlDTiW_aA0

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In this episode, Nathan shares critical updates on two significant legislative battles in California—Assembly Bill 1454, which originally targeted homeschool families with invasive HVAC inspections, and a controversial student ID card bill that pushed LGBTQ+ messaging to minors. Hear how advocacy efforts led to key amendments and victories in both cases.

But the fight isn’t over. Nathan unpacks the urgent need for a full-time legislative assistant and additional interns to stand in the gap at the Capitol. If you’ve ever wondered how to get involved in preserving homeschool freedom, now is the time.

Finally, Nathan shifts the focus to a higher calling: the biblical command to pray for our leaders. He urges believers to intercede for their salvation and wisdom, reminding us that effective advocacy begins on our knees.

FPM Internships:

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FPM Bill Tracker:

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Nathan Pierce from Family Protection Ministries shares about a new CHEA podcast, featuring his wife as the first guest. He also highlights the upcoming CHEA convention at Biola University, where he and his family will be participating, and encourages both new and experienced homeschoolers to attend.

He promotes his fall government class for high schoolers, offering a 50% discount for CHEA members. The class aims to equip students with a biblical understanding of government, economics, and civic involvement.

Finally, Nathan gives legislative updates on two bills. AB 1454, once concerning school HVAC systems, has been gutted and amended and now focuses solely on public school literacy and no longer affects homeschoolers. AB 84 imposes new restrictions on charter schools, illustrating growing government control over publicly funded education, though it does not directly impact private homeschoolers.

CHEA Podcast with Betsy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRSjh_eUpA4&list=PLvguTINJflnRBWM3Zk5RXgRikI-Gs0VSN

CHEA Leadership Conference 2025:

https://cheaofca.org/spring-leadership-conference-2025

CHEA Convention Registration:

https://cheaofca.regfox.com/cheas-2025-parenting-homeschool-convention

https://cheaofca.org/annual-homeschool-convention

CHEA FREE MiniCon:

https://cheaofca.org/life-after-high-school-mini-con

https://cheaofca.org/intro-to-homeschooling-mini-con

https://cheaofca.org/homeschooling-nuts-bolts-mini-con

FPM Bill Tracker:

https://fpmca.org/advocacy/bill-tracker/

FPM Website:

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In this episode of The Front Line with FPM, Nathan Pierce breaks down key California bills that could impact parental rights and homeschool freedoms — including AB 563, AB 84, and AB 727. With government agencies coordinating to advance a "state vision" for children and families, it's more important than ever to stay alert, informed, and ready to engage.

AB 727 Committee Hearing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9nZSobWDLA

AB 727 Clip At the Capitol:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/I3ED-N30rqg

Corey Jackson's Opening Statement on AB 1078

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DaxufOmqZo

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In today's episode, Nathan Pierce goes over the Make Homeschool Safe Act (MHSA), Governor Newsom's new podcast, political shifts in legislative committees, and a legislative update. He encourages us to keep praying for our leaders and the work here at FPM. He also announces that FPM's government class is starting up again in the fall. Check the links below for more information:

Articles on MHSA:

https://hslda.org/post/a-new-model-bill-threatens-homeschool-freedom

https://fpmca.org/mhsa-is-coming-are-we-ready/

FPM's article on ESAs:

https://fpmca.org/esa-legislation-and-ballot-initiatives/

Governor Newsom's podcast on Spotify and Youtube:

https://open.spotify.com/show/1Volbkd8d5r8IpQ2EWZSC4

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg-fFQbrQw7c-JVsZ25IX6eiJ2EYNZpAp

Government Class Registration:

https://fpmca.org/our-events/government-economics-class/

In this podcast episode, Nathan Pierce discusses California's recently passed bill AB 2999, which aims to limit homework for public school students, inspired by the success of homeschooling. Nathan also discusses the ongoing debates surrounding sex education in schools post-Roe v. Wade, and Governor Gavin Newsom's perspective on crime and homelessness in California. Additionally, listeners are informed about the legislative process for introducing new bills in the California State Legislature, including the role of the Rules Committee and the steps involved in getting a bill from idea to law.

Sex Ed Article: https://rewirenewsgroup.com/2024/12/23/legislators-are-targeting-sex-education-post-roe-advocates-say-it-will-worsen-childrens-health-outcomes/

Capitol Day: https://fpmca.org/event/capitol-day-2025/

FPM Website: fpmca.org

In this podcast episode, Nathan discusses several key issues affecting families in California. He particularly focuses on recent developments in the California Legislature. He highlights Governor Newsom's staff changes related to his opposition to Prop 36, which aims to redefine crime in California. Nathan also mentions a state of emergency declared by Newsom due to a bird flu outbreak in the Central Valley.

A significant portion of the discussion revolves around new legislation regarding school libraries, specifically a law that prohibits libraries from banning certain books. Nathan expresses concern over the centralization of authority, arguing that decisions about educational materials should rest with parents rather than the state government. He emphasizes the importance of family as the core unit of society and advocates for parental rights in education, particularly in the context of homeschooling.

Additionally, Nathan references an article discussing the benefits of alternative education, such as homeschooling, which allows for greater flexibility and opportunities for students. He concludes by encouraging listeners to appreciate and protect their educational freedoms, especially during the holiday season.

Library book law

https://californiaglobe.com/fr/devious-new-california-law-prohibits-libraries-from-banning-pornographic-library-books/

Homeschooling benefits

https://fee.org/articles/homeschoolers-and-microschoolers-describe-the-benefits-of-alternative-education/

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Nathan discusses recent political developments, including Trump's rumored $10,000 support for homeschoolers, which is clarified as a tax-free savings account proposal rather than direct funding. He also addresses California Governor Newsom's special legislative session aimed at countering Trump’s policies, particularly regarding education. Additionally, Nathan highlights a California bill targeting legacy admissions in private colleges, raising concerns about government influence on private education. He encourages community involvement in upcoming legislative sessions and events to advocate for homeschool freedoms in California.

Trump and Education Funding:

https://heav.org/president-elect-donald-j-trumps-pledge-to-homeschool-families/

Trump Ends Wokeness in Education:

https://apnews.com/article/trump-woke-education-24f864d83e2f5745d12a79ebac0d7cc4

College Admissions:

https://www.hoover.org/research/california-targets-legacy-and-donor-admissions

Trump and Newsom's Special Session:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-tears-into-newsom-over-special-legislative-session/ar-AA1tL7yq

Capitol Day Link:

https://fpmca.org/our-event/capitol-day-2025/

CHEA Winter Leadership Conference:

https://www.cheaofca.org/cheas-winter-leadership-event/

FPM Website Link:

fpmca.org