Gary currently serves as senior vice president of Public Policy and Culture at JDFI, president of American Values, and chairman of Campaign for Working Families PAC. Previously, he served in the Reagan administration as Under Secretary of Education and Head of the Office of Policy Development. Gary became president of the Family Research Council, senior vice president of Focus on the Family, and was appointed by President Trump to the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom.
“I’m just not interested in politics.” Gary Bauer has a response for Christians who feel that way: Politics is interested in you. From the sanctity of life and marriage to parental rights and religious liberty, decisions at the ballot box can have profound consequences for our families, churches, and culture.
“I’m just not interested in politics.” Gary Bauer has a response for Christians who feel that way: Politics is interested in you. From the sanctity of life and marriage to parental rights and religious liberty, decisions at the ballot box can have profound consequences for our families, churches, and culture.
The remarkable story of a Chinese Christian pastor who defied Communist authorities and is now free in America. God is good!
It was encouraging to read recently that Pastor Willy Rice, the newly elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), wants to amend the denomination’s confessional statement, the Baptist Faith and Message 2000. He told the SBC Executive Committee that one of his first priorities in office is to add provisions that specifically deal with gender and human sexuality.
Interest in and arguments about artificial intelligence (AI) are reaching a boiling point. How should Christians think about and process all these alarming claims? Here are my answers to some fundamental concerns.
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary year, Gary Bauer issues an urgent wake-up call to Christian voters to defend our foundational liberties, reminding us that keeping our constitutional republic requires every believer to stand up and vote.
Gary Bauer was just yards from the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, when a hijacked plane crashed into the building. He shares excerpts from what he wrote in the hours and days that followed—eyewitness reflections filled with shock, grief, patriotism, prayer, and concern for our nation’s future.
America’s freedoms may hang on a single election.
Gary Bauer was just yards from the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, when a hijacked plane crashed into the building. He shares excerpts from what he wrote in the hours and days that followed—eyewitness reflections filled with shock, grief, patriotism, prayer, and concern for our nation’s future.
How do we make sense out of evil, and how should Christians respond to it?
