Deported despite a court order, Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s case exposes the clash between immigration law, executive power, and due process—raising urgent questions for the American legal system.
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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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Why I Support School Choice in Texas
School choice has become a hotly debated topic in Texas. As a father, a person of faith, and a concerned citizen, I approach this issue with a blend of pastoral care and…
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Truth Matters: Introducing Our New Blog Series Responding to Katherine Maher’s TED Talk
Truth Matters, where we engage Katherine Maher’s TED Talk and reclaim the biblical foundation for truth in an age of confusion.
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Public Education in America: A System Adrift and the Call to Restore Its Founding Purpose
What happened to America’s public schools? This post explores the spiritual and historical foundations of U.S. education—and why rediscovering its purpose matters for the next generation.
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USAID: A Biblical Examination of America’s Foreign Aid Program
How should Christians think about foreign aid? This post takes a biblical look at USAID, stewardship, global justice, and the unintended consequences of doing good badly.
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Restoring the Balance: Revisiting the 17th Amendment and Federal-State Power
Is the Senate still serving the states? This post examines the unintended consequences of the 17th Amendment and makes the case for a return to constitutional balance.
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The Fourteenth Amendment and Birthright Citizenship: A Call for Justice and Compassion
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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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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Conclusion: Reflections on Religious Liberty’s Role in American Identity
Religious liberty is woven into America’s DNA. Reflect on its enduring role in shaping who we are—and who we must remain.
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Part 9: Religious Liberty and International Comparisons
How does America’s commitment to religious liberty compare globally? See where freedom thrives—and where it struggles.
