Jason Yates
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What does separation of church and state really look like?
The separation of church and state was intended to protect the church and Christians from the state, not stop Christians from getting involved in politics and public policy.
3 ‘deal breakers’ Biden must prioritize to ‘restore the soul of America’
If President Biden is truly fighting for the soul of America, as he said while on the campaign trail, then he should do three things.
The church is plan ‘A.’ There is no plan ‘B.’
I don’t know exactly when the government’s influence began to expand and the church’s started to diminish, but the tragedy of the church relinquishing its God-given responsibilities ...
Q&A with Jeff Myers: Political animals and 4 myths Christians believe
Tell the 122 million people who lived under communism in the USSR in Eastern Europe that politics doesn’t matter. They were freed from the grip of communism by political policies.
National Day of Prayer reminds us we are not in control, but we can trust God
Today, May 7, is the National Day of Prayer. It is an official acknowledgment that this singular, exceptional country was birthed in prayer and reverence for God.
Why every American should be proud on Presidents’ Day
Presidents’ Day celebrates a remarkable fact of our nation’s history: for 244 years, power has been transferred peacefully from one United States President to the next 44 times. This is not a power line determined by birth or military power, but by the people.
Q&A with Jack Hibbs: Christians are voters
Pastor Jack Hibbs warns that if parents, concerned citizens and people of faith aren’t successful to stop California’s radical agenda, “it’s going to go everywhere.”
Q&A with Lila Rose: Pro-life Issues must remain front-&-center in 2020
According to Lila, change begins to happen when individual states stop taking cues from the national government.
Q&A with megachurch pastor Todd Wagner on serving God, getting involved in politics
Do you think Christians should be involved in politics? Have you ever wondered if the Church still has the ability to impact culture?
Q&A with Jonathan Pokluda: Millennials are great at faith, bad at patience
Pastor Pokluda believes Millennials are phenomenally passionate and driven by strong convictions, but they lack persistence.