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Equipping Christians to be Gospel-Centered Citizens in Post-Christian America
Unknown Host hosts The Good Citizen Podcast, a religion show with 75 episodes published.
As we prepare to celebrate America’s 250th birthday or semiquincentennial, here are 4 facts about the 4th of July and some reflections on America’s present and future. It was improbable. It was impressive. It was imperfe
In this chapter, the fate of Esther and her people hangs in the balance as she approaches the Persian king without invitation. This episode/sermon explores this dramatic moment, including the courage required to stand be
As we count down toward America’s 250th anniversary, here’s a brief review and lessons from six of the most remarkable moments in our brief history as a nation: the signing of the Declaration of Independence against seem
Many Christians know where to find religious freedom in the U.S. Constitution, but do we know where to find it in the Bible? In this interview, theologian and ethicist Andrew Walker discusses the Biblical roots of this “
The future of our churches, communities, and country is tied to the strength of the family, and that institution is in free fall. Here’s how to respond. In this episode, I sit down with J. P. De Gance, founder of Communi
Against the backdrop of the massive Persian empire and a decree of destruction, Mordecai grapples with grief and how to encourage and challenge Esther to action without exposing her to Haman. Esther, a young queen, is th
In this week’s episode, I welcome Answers in Genesis founder Ken Ham to the podcast for a conversation on why America’s renewal must begin—not with politics, economics, or education alone—but with a return to God’s creat
Given the resurgence in armed conflict around the globe, what does it mean for Christians to think Biblically about war? In this episode, I review the striking exchange between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV, explain t
In this episode, I welcomed Tim Goeglein—Vice President of External Relations at Focus on the Family and former special assistant to President George W. Bush—back on the podcast to discuss his timely new book, What Reall
I recently had the honor of sitting down with Indiana Governor Mike Braun for an in-office discussion on faith, leadership, and public service. Governor Braun shares the story behind his call (quite literally) into publi
In this chapter, we encounter Haman–the antagonist of the story–and the question of Old Testament violence. How should we answer objections about the destruction of Amalek and the Canaanites, and what do these stories te
Freedom of speech is a key right that is fundamental to the American experiment, but is under deep scrutiny and even attack these days. In this episode, I walk through recent wins and trends for free speech, explain the
As I have reflected on the Resurrection the last few years, I have been struck by its importance in the here and now as well as the hereafter. In this weeks podcast episode/post, I explain 3 reasons Easter is essential i
Is your ministry prepared to minister with confidence in a changing culture? In this episode, we explore recent legal developments and explain proactive steps your ministry can take to build and maintain strong legal pro
William Wilberforce, well known for his work on the abolition of slavery, also championed the protection of children during the Industrial Revolution. Now, it is our turn to guide and protect the next generation in the m
In Esther 2, Xerxes returns from a disastrous Greek campaign and focuses on replacing his deposed queen. We are also introduced to Mordecai and Esther as well as the ugly reality of the harem system and the contest for t
I often ask government officials this question: “What is the worst problem in your district/area of responsibility?” The answer is often the same and even phrased in the same way: “the breakdown of the family.” In this i
Ideas that start in the ivory tower of America’s universities do not stay there; and higher education has fundamentally impacted our families, churches, and communities. And, as goes the American university (with 1 in 3
Once upon a time—and I mean in God’s perfect time—a Jewish orphan girl named Esther became a Persian Queen. But, as many of you know, this book is less fairy tale and much more mystery—a book full of lessons about the my
The definition of sex as binary–male and female–is a creation order issue (Gen. 1:26-27) and at the core of a number of current cultural and legal debates. This definition impacts sports, birth and medical records, medic
Andrew Walker
Associate Dean in the School of Theology and Associate Professor of Christian Ethics and Public Theology · The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
1 appearance on this show
Tim Goeglein
Vice President of External and Government Relations · Focus on the Family
1 appearance on this show
Mike Braun
Governor of Indiana · Indiana
1 appearance on this show
Delano Squires
author of the forthcoming book, The Vanishing Black Family · Federalist
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Corey Miller
Growth Lead of dYdX · Ratio Christi
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Darling
Director of The Land Center for Cultural Engagement, Assistant Professor of Faith and Culture
1 appearance on this show
Katy Faust
children's rights advocate · The Greater Than Campaign
1 appearance on this show
Os Guinness
renowned author and social critic
1 appearance on this show
Wayne Grudem
theologian
1 appearance on this show
John Wilsey
Professor of Church History and Philosophy, Chair of the Department of Church History and Historical Theology · Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
1 appearance on this show
Peter Gentala
President · Alliance Defending Freedom
1 appearance on this show
J. P.. De Gance
Communio
1 appearance on this show
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