Topic: Christians and Voting. Our 30th president John Calvin Coolidge, one of the most underrated US presidents, once said, “If good men don’t hold office, bad man will.” But what if good people run for office, and people of good will don’t mobilize to vote for them? Christians and voting is an important topic, since […]

Topic: Religious Freedom and the Middle East. America was founded for the most part for religious freedom. Christians fled many places, mostly Europe, to come to the New World so they could worship the Lord according to the dictates of conscience. Meanwhile, the Middle East is controlled for the most part by Muslim countries, and […]

Podcast with Pastor John Ensor     Topic: The Right to Life and Charlie Kirk’s Legacy. The right to life is explicitly mentioned in our nation’s birth certificate, the Declaration of Independence. But abortion is at war with the right to life. Thankfully, when churches get involved, it can make a huge impact on the abortion battle. […]

Topic: The Bible and the Declaration. America will celebrate the 250th anniversary of America on July 4, 2026. Specifically, that will be the 250th anniversary of the acceptance of the Declaration of Independence. Did the Bible have anything to do with the Declaration of Independence, our nation’s birth certificate? The Declaration mentions God four times. […]

Topic: Ten Commandments and the Schools. There’s a battle surrounding the Ten Commandments in the schools today—even in the conservative state of Texas. Hamilton Strategies writes, QUOTE “James Talarico, a Texas state representative, doesn’t like putting up the 10 Commandments in Texas classrooms. But Dr. Alex McFarland, a youth and culture expert, says having the […]

Topic: Contrast between 2020 and 2025. John Adams famously said, “Our Constitution was made for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” The founders expected for the people to be virtuous for our system to work. How would virtue be maintained? Through voluntary religion, they said. Fast […]

Topic: Higher Education Deficiencies Today. Harvard was the first college created in America. It dates back to 1636. For the nearly three centuries of its existence, its motto in Latin was “Truth for Christ and the Church.” Sometime in the early 1900s, it cut off the last part of the phrase (the Christ and the […]

Topic: The Pulpit and the American Revolution. While we often hear the notion that the founders intended our government to be completely secular, the reality is that many pastors played a key role in the founding of America. So much so that some British critics of these liberty pastors called them “the black robed regiment.” […]

On October 19, 1781, in a battlefield not too far from Jamestown, America won its independence. The framers of this country said this was by the grace of God. We too should acknowledge the help of God, upon whom our rights are predicated, as the founders spelled out in the Declaration of Independence. In the […]

[Image from the ADF legal.org website] My wife and I had the privilege of attending the memorial service for Dr. James Clayton Dobson, Jr., in the greater Denver area this past Saturday. (He had died August 21.) The audience got to hear just a taste of Dobson’s incredible impact and of his humble, thoughtful, and […]