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.
Can the second book of the Bible, Exodus, serve as inspiration for those of us feeling like slaves to current day tyrants? We need not itemize our current plagues, as they are now part of daily life.
Exodus describes how the People of Israel were freed from the bonds of centuries of slavery in Egypt. Moses was commissioned by God, who spoke to him in the form of the burning bush and gave him the colossal assignment to lead the Israelites to freedom. Repeatedly in Exodus, we witness Moses imploring Pharaoh, “Let my people go.”
During this show, Mike Slater and his special guests explore how the story of Exodus can serve as inspiration for those of us feeling like slaves to tyrants.
Mike Slater and his special guests explore the question…can God lead us to freedom again? We pray history will repeat itself and that He will show us the way to free ourselves from the bonds of modern-day servitude.
The first book of the Bible, Genesis, speaks volumes about the immutable nature of man…and woman. Through the eyes and lives of Godly men like Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph, we can learn how to navigate the extraordinarily choppy waters of modern-day life. Genesis is the story of the Creation of the physical universe and of our humanity — and it is written in stone. Could that be why when the technocrat terrorists try to manipulate our fundamental hard-wiring, chaos ensues and evil manifests? Mike Slater and guests give you the tools and tips to resist their attempt to rewrite or even erase your basic biblical instincts.
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