3 chapters across the catalog
Black Robe Regiment and the Role of Political Pastors
The hosts discuss the historical precedent of the "Black Robe Regiment," pastors who fueled the American Revolution from the pulpit. They argue that modern pastors have a responsibility to speak on policy and culture, citing the recent local election of Randy Brilly as a successful example of a church body supporting righteous leadership.
National Monument to the Forefathers and Historical Foundations
A reflection on a trip to Plymouth, Massachusetts, focuses on the National Monument to the Forefathers and its five pillars: morality, law, liberty, education, and faith. The hosts urge pastors to study the Geneva Bible and early American history to better understand the foundations required to maintain a free society.
Pastoral Influence on Politics and Social Media Backlash
A host recounts a social media confrontation where he was accused of being a hypocrite for discussing politics as a pastor. He defends his stance by citing historical figures like Reverend Jonas Clark and the biblical influence on the Declaration of Independence. The segment emphasizes that pastors have a duty to speak on policy when it impacts the lives of their congregation, drawing a parallel to the silence of German pastors during the rise of Adolf Hitler.
