Every day we wake up to a new chapter of political turmoil that leaves us angry, confused, and more than a little concerned for the future of our country.
Politics By Faith with Mike Slater offers a very different analysis to the equation, drawing from Faith and the Founders for perspective instead of the warring opinions of pundits.
You’ll be amazed at what the Bible and our very own history have to say about where we are today.
Enlightening, insightful, reassuring, and 100% unique – Politics By Faith.
What does the bible say about money? Mike Slater dives into some key biblical principles to understand before having a deeper conversation about the economy in general with Steve Cortes.
In an age when rising costs leave many feeling trapped by bills and budgets, Politics by Faith confronts America’s affordability crisis head-on. This special episode explores how to keep money from becoming your master while still navigating the very real pressures of modern economic life.
Mike Slater is joined by Pastor Allen Jackson for a Politics by Faith episode examining “the great deception”—how spiritual forces of darkness operate through culture and politics to mislead entire societies. Together they unpack the tactics of deception at work in our time and why discernment rooted in biblical truth is essential for believers navigating today’s political and cultural landscape.
In this episode of Politics by Faith, Mike Slater confronts America’s accountability epidemic—where leaders, institutions, and elites routinely escape consequences for failure, corruption, and broken promises. He argues that while earthly systems have abandoned real accountability, ultimate justice rests with God, who alone sees every deed and will judge all. Join the conversation as Slater explores what it means to live responsibly in a culture that refuses to hold anyone to account.
In this special edition of Politics by Faith, Mike Slater explores the profound consequences of sin—not just in our personal lives, but in the policies, culture, and leadership shaping our nation. Drawing from biblical truth and current events, Slater examines how rejecting God’s moral order has led to societal breakdown, division, and spiritual decay.
Mike Slater examines the evidence to determine whether the events of the Old Testament actually happened or are merely ancient myths. With expert guests and rigorous analysis, he separates fact from fiction and builds a compelling case for the historical reliability of Scripture.
Who are the Democratic Socialists of America, and what do they believe? In this episode of Politics by Faith, we explore the organization’s origins, goals, influence, and the debates surrounding its role in American politics.
In this powerful episode of Politics by Faith, host Mike Slater tackles the growing tension between today’s dominant culture and core Christian teachings. From shifting moral norms and identity politics to questions of truth, family, and freedom, Slater explores how Christianity challenges many of the prevailing ideas shaping our society.
Mike Slater explores what it truly means to be a father in a culture that increasingly downplays the role of men in the home. Drawing on timeless biblical principles and the hard lessons of modern society, Slater examines how strong, present fathers shape children, strengthen communities, and serve as the foundation of a healthy nation.
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, Mike Slater explores the vital role faith played in the nation’s founding with historians Daniel Dreisbach and Steve Deace. Together, they examine the religious convictions that influenced the Founders, the principles that shaped America’s constitutional framework, and the enduring connection between faith and liberty. This thought-provoking conversation offers historical insight into how the nation’s spiritual foundations continue to impact American culture and governance today.
Mike Slater brings together Eric Metaxas, Seth Gruber, and Billy Hallowell to explore the cultural and moral foundations they believe shaped the United States. The panel discusses how faith, tradition, and civic virtue intersect with today’s political and social debates, and why those principles are increasingly contested in modern public life. Through candid discussion and differing perspectives, the episode examines what “American values” mean today and whether they can be revived in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.
Mike Slater sits down with Gad Saad to explore the collapse of empathy in modern America and the cultural forces driving division, resentment, and emotional exhaustion. They also discuss Saad’s new book and why he believes reclaiming reason, resilience, and truth is essential to restoring a healthy society.
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