Birthright citizenship is a legal right—but is it a just one? This post unpacks the history of the 14th Amendment and explores a gospel-informed approach to immigration and justice.
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Civic Theology
How should Christians think about government, law, and public life? Civic theology explores the biblical foundations of justice, authority, liberty, and citizenship. In a culture shaped by expressive individualism and political polarization, these articles equip believers to engage the public square with theological clarity and moral courage. Rooted in Scripture, this section addresses vital questions about church and state, religious liberty, and Christian responsibility in society.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: A Legacy of Faith, Justice, and Love
Dr. King was more than a civil rights leader—he was a gospel preacher. This post reflects on his legacy of faith, justice, and sacrificial love rooted in Christ.
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Were the Three Branches of Government Meant to Be Equal?
“Equal branches” is a common phrase—but is it true? This post explores the original intent of the U.S. Constitution and what true checks and balances require.
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The Real History of Thanksgiving: A Story of Faith, Gratitude, and Wild Turkey (Not the Whiskey)
Forget the myths—Thanksgiving began as an act of worship. This post tells the true story of America’s first Thanksgiving, rich with faith, courage, and a feast of wild turkey.
