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The world is telling you men can have babies, math is racist, and disagreement is hate. That is not confusion. That is a war on reality, and it is writing the laws.
Are you crazy, or is the world crazy? Watch these. Then vote like the truth is still true.
with Frank Turek & Phoenix Hayes
Men can have babies. Math is racist. Castrating children is healthcare. Disagreement is hate speech. Marxism does not kick the door in. It sneaks in through schools, HR, and the words you are no longer allowed to say. Phoenix Hayes and Frank name the root. If the church will not, the next generation inherits the lie.
with Frank Turek & Martin Sedra
Martin Sedra’s family was hunted in Egypt for preaching Christ. Islam does not sneak. It takes over. It is a political project with a legal end, and it is aimed at the West. Egypt went from a Christian majority to a remnant. That is the cost of a quiet church. Name it while you still can.
THE STAKES ARE EXTREMELY HIGH THIS ELECTION CYCLE. AMERICA IS AT STAKE.
Every Christian needs to vote!
Is sitting out a midterm a wise option if you don’t like Congress?
If politics isn’t your thing, or you’ve lost your enthusiasm because the presidential race is over, you still need to tune in. The laws are not over. November 3, 2026 is House, Senate, governor, legislature, and school board.
Start with this: you are not voting for one person. You are voting for thousands.
Want to Love Your Neighbor?
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Christians have to answer the same questions in a midterm that they dodge in a presidential year; religion and politics, and what history does when the church disengages. VoteYourFaith.net walks those questions:
- What are the consequences when Christians don’t vote?
- How was Jesus involved in politics, and how does that help us vote?
- If a politician can’t save you, why vote at all?
- Does abortion trump everything else?
- Where do both parties stand on “the more important matters of the law”?
- Should Christians vote for the most good or the least evil?
- What is the Equality Act and how could it hurt our children, our jobs, and our religious freedoms?
- Why you’re not voting for one person. House, Senate, and the people who write the bills.
Christians are responsible for what happens in the society they live in. That means loving your neighbor through politics by putting laws in place that protect them from evil. God calls us to be ambassadors for His kingdom. We don’t stop because we are not over the moon about the names on the ballot. God has used both righteous and unrighteous leaders all through the Bible to accomplish His good purposes. Get informed. Vote. Leave the results to God.
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Does loving your neighbor require you to vote?
You are not electing a savior. You are using the vote you already have to put laws in place that protect your neighbor. That duty does not expire because the presidential race is over.
Check out these recent podcasts!
How to Detect Heresy
Frank Turek & Ryan Crews
A seminary-trained candidate can still misquote Scripture. Frank and Ryan set James Talarico’s own clips next to the text: worship, the incarnation, the resurrection, abortion. Before a public Christian shapes how you read Jesus, you need to know whether the teaching is the gospel. This episode puts the receipts on the table.
Mixing Faith and Politics
Alisa Childers & Natasha Crain
Silence is not holiness. Alisa and Natasha take the charge that Christians are “too political” and answer it from Scripture. Politics writes the laws that decide whether you can preach and live the gospel. That duty did not end when the presidential race did. This episode names the confusion and cuts it.
Are Open Borders Biblical?
Frank Turek with John Ferrer & Jason Jimenez
Compassion is not the same thing as open borders. Frank, John, and Jason take the question to Scripture: what the government owes, what the church owes, and what loving your neighbor actually requires. Policy reaches your street and the freedom of the church. This episode draws the line the text already drew.
Our nation needs ENGAGED + INFORMED Christian voters NOW more than ever!
In recent elections, nearly half of evangelical Christians stayed home. That is worse in a midterm. When you see what is happening in the country, it can feel like hope is gone. It is not. Our hope is in Jesus Christ. That is not a reason to sit out November 3. You are not voting for one person. You are voting for House, Senate, governor, legislature, and school board.
Stay tuned to this page for the livestreams, podcasts, and videos on this topic. Frank Turek and the teachers here will walk you through:
- Looking past personalities to platforms and policies
- Where each party stands on the issues that affect your neighbor
- Reading your actual races, not a national mood
- Applying a biblical lens to the laws being written
Together, we can make a difference for God's kingdom through the ballot box!
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How to Vote Like Jesus
If the church will not disciple people, the world will. Josh Howerton makes the case that November 3 is not optional. You are not electing a savior. You are using the vote you already have to slow the decay of the laws that reach your neighbor. Jesus is Lord over all government. Stand firm and show up.
The Enemy Is Advancing RIGHT NOW!
Once They're Lost, They Don't Come Back
Lost freedoms do not come back. Jack Hibbs says this is not a normal season. Leaders you have not met are writing laws that reach your church, your wallet, and your kids. You are not electing a savior. You are voting for who stewards the freedom to live the gospel. November 3 is the window. Show up.
Does Jesus Trump Your Politics?
All laws legislate morality. The only question is whose. Christians belong in politics because politics decides whether you can preach and live the gospel. You are not voting for one person. You are voting for House, Senate, governor, and school board. If you like neither name, vote the platform.
Church, Unite for the Soul of America!
Ezekiel 33:1-5
Pastor Gary Hamrick
What if you don’t like the names on the ballot? What if you feel done with politics? Gary Hamrick makes the case that voting is not just a right. It is a duty. The watchman still has a wall. This vote is House, Senate, and the people who write the next law.
A Biblical Perspective for the Soul of America
Pastor Gary Hamrick
The freedoms we enjoy are in jeopardy. If Christians stay quiet and stay home, worldly philosophy fills the vacuum. Hamrick answers the two questions people use to sit out: the names, and whether Christians should be political at all. The argument holds on November 3.
Should Christians Vote Democrat or Republican?
Allen Parr
Parr walks each party’s platform against Scripture: family, children, marriage, and life. You are not picking a mascot. You are picking the laws House, Senate, and your state will run. Watch the breakdown. Then weigh the platform, not the personality.
When Christians Fail to Vote
(Psalm 33:12)
Jack Hibbs
Half the church stays home in a midterm. Hibbs takes Psalm 33 and makes the cost plain. Silence is not neutrality. The people who write the next law will write it whether you show up or not. That is the warning. Then decide.
Charlie’s Call to Christians
The Charlie Kirk Show archive, re-aired Sept 6, 2026
Charlie puts the question on the church, not on a candidate. What are you doing to fight evil? Silence is not holiness. Sitting this one out is not faithfulness. The charge still stands: get in the fight and stay in it. Many Christians never hear in church what the Bible says about the nature of government and its job in society. That is how you get two errors at once: unbiblical politics, or silence that pretends to be holiness.
How Should Christians Vote?
Unshaken Faith · Natasha Crain and Alisa Childers
Natasha Crain and Alisa Childers tackle the topic that has many Christians fired up this election season: How should we vote? Many Christians never hear in church what the Bible says about the nature of government and its job in society. That is how you get two errors at once: unbiblical politics, or silence that pretends to be holiness. Natasha and Alisa stay on the principles, what government is for, not on a presidential ticket. Those principles still apply this midterm season.
Faith & Politics Are Not Two Rooms
The Charlie Kirk Show archive, Sept 20, 2026
Charlie tells the Seattle church how the gospel became first and the legal fight became second. Politics is divisive. So is the gospel. If the most important work is preaching Christ, the next work is keeping the room where that preaching is legal. Many Christians treat faith and politics as two rooms and call the wall holiness. That is how you get two errors at once: unbiblical politics, or silence that pretends to be faithfulness. Charlie will not let that stand.
Can You REALLY Follow Jesus and Stay Silent on Politics?
I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist · Dr. Frank Turek with Pastor Josh McPherson
Has the church gotten more political, or have politics walked into the church’s lane? Frank and Pastor Josh McPherson of Grace City Church break the sentence pastors hide behind. Politics writes the laws that decide whether you can preach and live the gospel. An off-year does not cancel that. When Christians evacuate the public square, a vacuum opens. That is how you get two errors at once: baptizing a party, or sitting it out and calling it faithfulness. The church is the voice of morality. Stay in the lane.
America's Spiritual Heritage
Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker Mike Johnson walked Frank and others through the Capitol and named what the building already says. Our rights do not come from government. They come from God. That is the spiritual heritage of America, and it is why a split country still has a fixed point. If the source of our rights is the Creator, then how you vote is not a hobby. It is how you love your neighbor under the law. Watch the shorts. Then vote like that is still true.
Speaker Mike Johnson
stands with Frank and friends in the Capitol and writes six words on a board. God. King. The people. That is why America is not the divine right of kings, and why our rights come from the Creator, not the state. The room already says it. The Speaker just names it. A split country votes as if the source of those rights still matters. Watch the short.
Speaker Mike Johnson tells Frank and friends what the stained glass already says. Faith built this country. Prayer is not a private hobby the founders hid in a drawer. It is how they broke an impasse, and it is how a Speaker still asks for help when the House is stuck. Rights come from God. A split country forgets that first, then the laws follow.
Speaker Mike Johnson puts two systems on the board. One starts with God. The other erases Him. If rights do not come from the Creator, they come from the state. That is the Marxist swap. No God, no inherent dignity, the people become raw material. America was built on the other sentence. In a split country, that sentence is still on the ballot. Watch the short.
Pastor & Church Leader Resources
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What Were Pastors Doing While Charlie Kirk Did Their Job?
with Frank Turek & Jeremy Boreing
Charlie Kirk stood in the public square and did the watchman’s work. This episode puts the question on the pulpit. Frank and Jeremy Boreing walk why the American church went quiet, what the seeker-sensitive movement cost, and what pastors must recover: tell the truth about sin, stop treating government as someone else’s job, and form a people who can love their neighbor through the law. Apolitical is not neutral. In a midterm, silence still votes.
Live Zoom calls with Dr. Frank Turek, Pastor Lucas Miles, Pastor Jason Jimenez, and Dr. John Ferrer
These are live briefing calls for shepherds. Immigration, Islam, Israel, identity, and the questions hitting your lobby this midterm season. Frank, Lucas, Jason, and John walk the issue and give you a way to answer without going quiet. Missed a call? Replays are available. Register anytime. Culture is already preaching to your people. Get on the call. Then get in the pulpit ready.
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