In this reflection, it's asserted that human dignity and liberty are rooted in the biblical belief that we are made in God's image, and this idea, integral to the formation of the U.S. government, imparts inherent worth to individuals, independent from the state, necessitating lives of service to others, affirmed through Christ's sacrificial acts, thereby assuring both temporal and eternal freedom.

The author shares a humorous anecdote from his time as a missionary in a Cree village to illustrate the importance of partnership in marriage, underscoring that joy in marriage is derived from seeing it as God's act, committing to it willingly, even during tough times, and loving one's spouse selflessly, mirroring Christ's love for the church.

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.

Rev. Dr. Lucas Woodford critically discusses the implications of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in Christianity in his article "Critical Race Theory: Lutheran Clarity, Loving Care". He emphasizes the contrasts between CRT and Christian beliefs, particularly in their interpretation of truth and sin. Instead of CRT, he proposes a Christian ethic rooted in Lutheran doctrine that encourages love, care, and social justice in addressing societal problems like racism.

Reflecting on a visit to the Newseum and the horrors of the Holocaust, the we should examine the ongoing 'child holocaust' in America, namely abortion, as it desensitizes society to inhumanity, undermines peace, and disregards the sanctity of life.

The Equality Act would prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity in all areas of public life, including employment, housing, education, and public accommodations.

This document is a paper by Mark R. Doerflinger, the General Counsel of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, that argues against the Equality Act. Doerflinger argues that the Equality Act would violate the religious freedom of individuals and organizations, and that it would lead to the erosion of traditional gender roles.

This booklet explains the 2KG Principles for Public Engagement, which are eight principles based on the Christian worldview and the US Constitution that guide the Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty (LCRL) in its mission to advocate, educate and encourage religious freedom and life issues in the public square.

The importance of dynamic and differentiated public engagement in communities, rooted in compassion, active listening, and a holistic understanding of the diverse needs and perspectives present, with the ultimate goal of sharing the transformative power of the Gospel.

A collection of books that explore the historical, legal, cultural, and theological aspects of religious freedom in America and its challenges in the modern world.

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.

"A Prayer for Our Nation" is a heartfelt plea for divine guidance and unity. Drawing on biblical principles, it calls for societal spiritual renewal and emphasizes the importance of faith in overcoming worldly challenges. It is a call to action for everyone, especially leaders, to uphold virtues of service and integrity, seeking wisdom and grace to guide the nation towards a peaceful future.

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.