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Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, believes that “this election is way beyond personalities—it’s about policies, platforms, our children and our children’s children… it’s about faith, family, finances, and the future” of America. Watch and then share this video.
Pastor Samuel Rodriguez is the president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. He says that we, as citizens of this country, are all Americans, and we can’t buy into identity politics that attempt to divide us. He further contends that the majority of the Hispanic community believes that open borders are not Christian. In his opinion, Hispanics, along with other Americans, share a united desire to secure borders, protect our children, and uphold religious freedoms.
The polls are shifting again. The race is still a toss-up, but virtually every poll shows former President Donald Trump with the momentum.
Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign has adopted a new tone. It started with a joy, joy, joy vibe. Now, the emphasis is fear, fear, fear. Harris labels Trump “dangerous.” Her surrogates compare him to Hitler. After two serious assassination attempts on Trump, this rhetoric could inspire more violence. Please pray for the safety of Trump and Harris.
In this episode of Defending Faith, Family, and Freedom, Gary Bauer speaks out against censorship and efforts to intimidate American citizens into silence. Free speech is under siege in a variety of ways from government bureaucrats and so-called “experts” who don’t trust the American people. Bauer shares remarks from billionaire Bill Gates and former Democrat presidential nominees John Kerry and Hillary Clinton to expose the left’s tyrannical instinct to silence debate.
The Dr. James Dobson Family Institute (JDFI) and an association of Christian employers have filed a lawsuit challenging the Biden-Harris administration’s new regulations that force employers to violate their religiously held convictions regarding the sanctity of human life and human sexuality. JDFI’s complaint is supported by a declaration from PublicSquare, a values-driven commerce ecosystem with over 5 million registered consumers.
The lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, seeks to protect religious freedoms and Christian business practices against government mandates recently imposed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Pastor Jack Hibbs believes that God is winnowing the church and sifting it to expose His righteous remnant. Not only must Christians vote in the upcoming General Election, Hibbs encourages Christ-followers to have the courage talk about the cultural and policy issues held by the candidates with their friends and neighbors, and convince them to vote as well. Watch this short video and share it with your family and friends.
Pastor Jack Hibbs speaks directly to the pastors of America. Forthrightly addressing culture and policy issues from the pulpit makes many clergy uncomfortable. But the minister must obey and convey God's truths. Church leaders are ultimately accountable not only to their congregations, boards, and elders, but also to Almighty God, adds Hibbs. In the lead-up to the General Election, watch this reel, and share it with your pastor.
In this brief video, Pastor Jack Hibbs says if you’re a Christian who is planning to sit out this election because one candidate tweets mean things, and has big hair and a bad mouth, and the other is a chronic prevaricator, and you can’t believe a word she says, Hibbs has a message for you. “There has never been a perfect candidate, there will never be one, and the Messiah is not arriving on Air Force One.” Watch and share this amusing reel.
In this short video, Pastor Jack Hibbs cites the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30) to bolster his point that Christians must vote. When Jesus gives you opportunities (talents), and you choose to bury them while waiting for the Lord's return (as did the unproductive servant), there will be severe consequences for not deploying the gifts God has provided. "So, when you don't vote, you're burying your opportunity," says Hibbs. Watch and share this reel.
Alison Centofante and Joseph Backholm, contributors to the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute (JDFI), interview Pastor Jack Hibbs, senior and founding pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, based in Southern California. Hibbs says, “To vote is a biblically based opportunity provided to us by God." Watch and share this short video.
