As an Aggie and Bush School EMPSA student, I write not to attack Texas A&M but to call us back to our values. The ENGL 360 incident was more than a syllabus…
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Christian Public Theology for Cultural Clarity
Christian public theology helps believers think clearly in a complex world. This page gathers teachings that bring Scripture into the public square with humility and conviction. Learn to engage culture with wisdom, hope, and faithful presence.
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The Battle for the Minds of Our Children
Education is never neutral. Every classroom, screen, and book is shaping the minds of our children—either toward Christ or away from Him. In this article, we explore Paul’s charge in 2 Corinthians…
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Voting with a Biblical Worldview
Jeremiah 29:7 calls believers to seek the welfare of the city. Voting is one way to do so, not as ultimate hope but as stewardship. This article explores how Christians can approach…
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When Caesar Demands Worship: Faithful Disobedience
Acts 5:29 calls believers to obey God rather than men. This article explores what faithful disobedience looks like when government demands worship or forbids obedience to Christ, showing how courage and conviction…
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The Role of Government in God’s Plan
Government is not a human invention or a necessary evil. Romans 13:1–2 teaches that authority is established by God. This article explores how believers can honor rulers as God’s servants, respect government’s…
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Religious Freedom: A Biblical Defense
True freedom doesn’t come from courts or constitutions—it comes from Christ. This article explores Galatians 5:1, the foundation of religious liberty, and why defending freedom of conscience matters for gospel witness in…
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Facing the Issues: A Christian Worldview for a Confused Age
A bold, biblical response to today’s cultural confusion. This series tackles 12 key issues—from gender to justice—through a gospel-centered lens that equips believers to stand firm in truth and grace.
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Standard Bearers: What the Stars, Stripes, and Soldiers Still Mean
On Flag Day and the Army’s 250th birthday, we reflect on the symbols of banners and battles through the lens of Scripture. What does it mean to honor the flag without idolizing…
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”No King” you say – I think I see the Problem
On June 14, 2025, two visions of America clashed—military celebration in Washington and anti-authority protests across the nation. But beneath the flags and fury lies a deeper crisis: not political, but spiritual.…
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Big Bird and Uncle Sam: What Went Wrong with Public Broadcasting
From The Civil War to culture wars—this article explores why the federal government should stop funding NPR and PBS. Blending originalist constitutional thought with a biblical worldview, it traces the history, drift, and consequences…
