Chiles vs. Salazar | Conversion Therapy at the Supreme Court
by Yesterday (October 7, 2025), I listened to the Supreme Court arguments in Chiles vs. Salazer, a case challenging Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for minors. …
Category: Politics/Government
The iRS and the Johnson Amendment
This week the IRS issued a Joint Motion for Entry of Consent Judgment. The National Religious Broadcasters, Intercessors for America, and a couple churches had …
Unnecessary Trump Executive Orders
President Donald Trump has been signing a flurry of executive orders since he took office. Four of these stand out to me as unnecessary, but …
Four Reasons for Christians to Vote
Some Christians will not vote in this election. Maybe they think it is too divisive or that we should focus on the gospel and not …
Can Christians Vote Democrat?
Can a Christian vote for the Democratic platform or for individual Democrats? In this video, we look at specific aspects of the Democratic platform, specifically …
The Respect for Marriage Act
The U.S. Senate recently passed the so-called “Respect for Marriage Act” (S4456 and HR8404). What does it actually say? We take a look at the …
Vaccines, Mandates, and Religious Exemptions
Is there a religious reason to refuse the COVID vaccine? That is a question that many Christians (and likely non-Christians) are asking in light of …
The Equality Act: What it is and how it affects us
The so-called “Equality Act” (H.R. 5) is an extremely dangers and nonsensical piece of legislation that attempts to redefine “sex” as “sexual orientation and gender …
“Amen and A-woman”
Rep. Emanuel Cleaver ended his opening prayer for the 117th Congress with “Amen and A-Woman.” What a joke, and a sorry one at that! While …
Civil Disobedience: Do we always have to obey government?
The answer is: “Yes” and “No.” The question is: “Do we always have to obey the government?” My answer may seem uncommitted at best or …