Category: Partisan Politics

Empty legislative chamber split by red and blue light with a screen reading SESSION RECONVENES.

Why Putting Partisan Politics First Hurts Good Government

Remembering That Government Should Be For the People, Not the Party When we hear about “government for the people, by the people,” it’s supposed to mean a system that listens to everyone’s needs and works to make life better for all. But sometimes, it feels like our leaders focus more on their political parties than the actual people who elected…

The Military Budget Debate: Why Spiritual Perspective Matters 

Reflecting on Government Decisions, Unity, and Faith in Troubled Times  As I was working on some other material today, I came across an article1 that really made me stop and think. It talked about the President asking Congress to dramatically increase the military budget—by more than 40 percent—to a staggering $1.5 trillion, while at the same time proposing cuts to domestic…

Divided We Fall: Impact of Partisan Politics

Divided We Fall: The Impact of Partisan Politics, Ideological Extremism, and Leadership on the American Experiment is an exploration of the contemporary forces threatening the unity of the United States. This podcast examines how deepening partisan divides, the rise of conservative and Christian Nationalist ideologies, and the influence of polarizing leadership are fraying the fabric of America. Through a critical…