Jesus Didn’t Avoid Politics — He Redefined Leadership

Jesus Didn't Avoid Politics - He Taught a Perfect Kingdom.

For generations, we’ve been told that politics and religion shouldn’t mix. But when you read the Gospels, that claim falls apart. Jesus spoke often about leadership, justice, authority, and accountability. His ministry wasn’t detached from civic life—it confronted corruption, challenged entrenched power, and taught what righteous governance looks like. Jesus regularly engaged the Sadducees, the…

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Legislative Poison Pills: How Good Laws Get Killed in the Shadows

Legislator signing documents at a desk, symbolizing how legislative poison pills quietly alter and weaken good bills before passage.

Every legislative session in Helena, lawmakers roll out their “good bills” — proposals they say will fix what’s broken, protect the rights Montanans care about, or keep government in check. But too often, those promises don’t survive the journey from committee to the Governor’s desk. Somewhere between the first draft and the final vote, bills…

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Freedom Starts Around the Dinner Table with a Strong Family

A vintage-style painting of an American family with a flag and the words “Family First, Freedom Follows” promoting faith and family values.

Freedom doesn’t begin in Washington, Helena, or even at the ballot box. It starts at home. The family is where the habits of liberty are first learned, where responsibility, respect, and faith are passed from one generation to the next. When families are strong, our communities thrive. Parents teach their children that freedom comes with…

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