Join us this week on "The Liberty Action Alert" as Mark Frith and I discuss the importance of being dual-kingdom citizens, the mission of the Church, and why building a network of believers is crucial in today's legal, cultural, and spiritual landscape.

Explore the cultural shifts challenging religious liberty, the rise of secular power, and the steadfastness of Christian truths with our special guest, Dr. Gene Edward Veith.

This conversation discusses the growing concerns about the rise of gender dysphoria, the sexualization of children, and the perceived erosion of traditional societal norms, advocating for stronger legal protections for individuals who hold traditional views on gender and sexuality, and encouraging participation in political advocacy for such issues.

This transcript features a discussion about the perceived impacts of advancing transgender rights on traditional gender norms and societal structures, with a particular emphasis on sports and the sexualization of children, advocating for policy changes and promoting activism to protect what they believe are infringed rights and safety of non-transgender individuals.

In this episode of The Liberty Action Alert, we delve into the implications of the Supreme Court's 'Groff' victory, examining its significant impact on religious liberty and the faithful's role in our increasingly secular public square.

In this episode, Dr. Greg Seltz and Bill Federer engage in an insightful discussion about the history and significance of American liberty, highlighting the influence of Judeo-Christian values, the role of Muhlenberg brothers in passing the First Amendment, and the importance of understanding and exercising our responsibilities as citizens to maintain these freedoms.

In this podcast, Dr. Seltz discusses the importance of the Christian worldview in public life, emphasizing the inherent dignity of individuals, the limiting role of government, the positive influence of the church in history, and the dangers of a benevolent state, while encouraging listeners to actively participate in the public square to preserve the freedom to express and live out their faith.

Join Dr. Gregory Seltz as he engages with acclaimed author Carrie Severino and Tim Goeglein in an enlightening discourse on the rising challenges faced by the Supreme Court, the ensuing impact on the rule of law, and religious freedom, and the importance of wisdom for effective citizenship.

In this podcast, Dr. Gregory Seltz discusses the significance of Memorial Day, drawing parallels between the sacrifices of soldiers for our temporal freedoms and Christ's sacrifice for our eternal salvation.

Dr. Seltz and guest Rev. Dr. Paul Devantier discuss the role of the Church in public service, drawing from Devantier's experience with fostering and adoption initiatives, emphasizing the importance of defending religious liberties to better serve others, and providing insights into political, cultural, and moral aspects to cultivate wisdom for dual-kingdom citizenship.

In this episode, Dr. Gregory Seltz, Wesley J. Smith and Tim Goeglein discuss laws in Washington and California that they perceive as infringing upon parental rights, particularly in relation to abortion, contraception, and gender issues, highlighting the impact on children, families, and society from legal, cultural, and faith perspectives.

Join Greg Seltz and Rev. Dr. Paul Devantier as they discuss the '90s KFUO FM lawsuit and its implications for ministry. They'll tackle the political, cultural, moral, and faith aspects of this significant topic.

Join Greg Seltz and Rev. Craig G. Muehler discuss the controversial use of military funding for abortions. Learn about this critical issue from political, cultural, moral, and faith perspectives and what can be done to address it.

This week on The Liberty Action Alert with Greg Seltz, join Dr. Gregory Seltz and his guest, First Liberty Institute’s Justin Butterfield talking about the “administrative State” and its threat to religious liberty and the Church’s public mission. What should the Church do when the State “encroaches” into its arena? Why is the “benevolent state” a poor imitation of the Church and more often a much less effective way to address human need? And, how can the State and Church best be in partnership when the partnership is needed? Listen in for the legal, the cultural, and the faith perspective on these vital issues….as we continue to grow in the wisdom needed to be 2 Kingdom citizens for the country we love. Join us!