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.

Katy Faust says that once progressives successfully redefined marriage, they changed the meaning of parenthood and the family. Anti-discrimination laws in many states require birth certificates to state “parent one” and “parent two” rather than “father” and “mother.” Faust adds that all this wokeness “has extremely damaging effects on children.” Watch this short video and share it with your family and friends.

Katy Faust mentions that, according to civil law, kids have a right to a mother and father. But Faust believes a trifecta movement from the progressive left in the U.S. exists between culture, law, and technology. "This has transformed children into accessories that are to be acquired, awarded, and obtained by adults who have the means to purchase them," she adds. Slogans from the left such as “love makes a family” have been highly effective in recasting traditional marriage. As a result, moms and dads in today’s culture are optional and no longer essential, says Faust. Watch and share this short but crucial message.