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As Americans prepare to cast their ballots, we are reminded that the future of our nation rests in God's hands. This timeless, heartfelt prayer from Dr. James Dobson asks for God's wisdom and guidance in our elections, protection for future generations, and spiritual renewal across America. His words remain just as relevant today.
“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.
Politicians come and go, but the call for Christians to influence our nation for the gospel never fades.
During every election season, Christians face a weighty question: how should we vote in a way that honors our faith?
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.
America’s freedoms may hang on a single election.
How do we make sense out of evil, and how should Christians respond to it?
What will the impact be on faith, family, and freedom, as well as our economy, if the popularity of socialism continues to grow during this important election year? Socialists are virtually guaranteed to become mayors of multiple major US cities because they won their primaries. They are also on course to win multiple House and Senate seats running as Democrats. This is a shocking development.
Way back in 1990, Dr. James Dobson and I wrote a book called, "Children At Risk: Winning the Battle for the Hearts and Minds of Your Children." Generally speaking, people on the cultural and political left hated the book. Most Christians loved it. But even in the church there were critics who accused Dr. Dobson and me of being “alarmist” and unduly confrontational. They were wrong.
The November elections are now less than 100 days away. While this isn’t a presidential election year, these races are incredibly important nonetheless. All 435 members of the House of Representatives are on the ballot, along with 35 of the 100 senators, 36 governors, and more than 6,000 state legislators.
