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I understand the many reasons for not voting, but I see it as an essential way to love my neighbor and follow Christ.
As a pastor, denominations like mine have seen better days. But this election season gives us an opportunity to lead responsibly and faithfully.
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If we make winning elections our ultimate hope, we’ll end up burnt out and disappointed.
A seismic power shift isn’t enough. I’m praying for a seismic spiritual shift as well.
A surge of faith-forward candidates ran in the 2026 midterms. We’re tracking results.
By meeting officials and working the polls, faith leaders are replacing suspicion with confidence by reminding people that “our elections are run by our neighbors.”
Christians can keep supporting free and fair elections, from Election Day until new Congress is seated.
The gubernatorial race in Ohio is an example of politics at its ugliest.
The theology we hear from Hegseth cloaks national interest and personal self-interest in the language of the divine.
PRRI’s new survey got plenty of attention, but it broke cardinal rules of public opinion research.
The attack on Abdul El-Sayed reveals how Christian nationalism mutates religious freedom into a privilege reserved for a few.
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