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.
Mike Slater unpacks the wisdom literature of Ecclesiastes in his opening monologue, and then has a conversation with Dinesh D’Souza, author of The Stones Cry Out, about the bible itself. The two also discuss politics and what happens if the Democrats win the midterms.
It’s not ideal, at the end of a campaign for senate, to be talking about how you promise you have no ties to a terrorist organization. But are the questions legitimate?
I know the principle “You get what you vote for” is true because it’s in the Bible. And it’s true for our own personal lives as well. The expression “reap the whirlwind” is in the Bible. We should learn from what’s happening in France, so we don’t reap the same.
Mike Slater sits down with Pastor Joshua Lewis of Remnant Radio for an urgent conversation examining Texas lawmaker James Talarico through a biblical lens. Together, they analyze Jesus’s warnings about the misuse of scripture in modern politics and why believers must exercise sharp theological discernment today
In this interview with Mike Slater, Jonathan Cahn shares the wild first-hand story of his personal encounter with the infamous passenger duct-taped to a seat on a flight. He breaks down what really happened during the mid-air chaos and the deeper spiritual lessons behind the bizarre event. Plus, be sure to check out Jonathan Cahn’s book, The Altar of Pergamon, available now.
Mike Slater sits down with Auron MacIntyre to explore how modern Christians are increasingly conforming to secular culture. Together, they break down the subtle cultural pressures facing believers today and examine what it takes to maintain an uncompromised biblical worldview in a rapidly changing society.
In this special episode of Politics by Faith, host Mike Slater examines the evolving role of religious conviction and moral values in modern American public life. Drawing on biblical wisdom, founding history, and cultural trends, the broadcast offers perspective and practical encouragement for believers navigating an increasingly secular landscape. Mike is joined by author Jonathan Cahn, Auron MacIntyre of TheBlaze and Joshua Lewis of the Remnant Radio.
It is an absolute fact that women’s gym attire has become more…risque over the last few years. Why is Shane Gillis a “misogynist” for observing this? And what does the Bible say about how women should dress?
The more you learn about Christopher Columbus (and I’ll quote him in his own words), the more it makes perfect sense why the left needs to destroy his legacy. He did it all to glorify God.
The FBI raided the house of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Some are saying this is unjust, but once you know how Ilhan’s family came to America and what her family was doing in Somalia, you might think it’s more worthy of investigation.
Pete Hegseth said we’re going ot livestream his execution by firing squad, but there might have been enough negative reaction that the President has walked that back. What do you think? Should his execution be livestreamed for the world to see?
Why should Americans and Christians support Israel? Mike Slater asks Rabbi Pinchas Taylor of the American Faith Coalition and Michael Jones of Inspiring Philosophy. Each provides a view of their own.
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