Protestants remain majority group in Congress
“Protestants total 293 members, or 55 percent, of the 116th Congress.”
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Time for Georgia lawmakers to stop being scared of RFRA
…liberals fully supported RFRA until they realized it could be used by Christians as well as obscure minority religions.
Religious Freedom advocates respond to Amazon HQ locations, challenges to RFRA
“States that have that protection can clearly compete and win in this competitive economic climate.”
The governor’s race in Georgia has captured the attention of the nation
“…it appears that Georgians have a clear choice for governor.”
The Christian’s Involvement in Election 2018
“Friends, now is definitely not the time to stand on the sidelines!”
Evangelicals are passionate about politics, but mostly open to opinions of others
Most evangelicals say the 2016 election brought to the surface some underlying divisions.
We may not be able to legislate morality, but we can permit the legislation of immorality if we fail to vote
“When Christians engage in politics … we have the ability to affect and change culture.”
Protestant pastors weigh in on Trump’s job performance
A slim majority of pastors say they approve of the job President Donald Trump has done in the White House, according to a new LifeWay Research study, but many are unsure.
Will Judge Kavanaugh be condemned or confirmed?
Will Judge Brett Kavanaugh be approved as a Supreme Court Justice? I honestly don’t know.
A Very Contentious Legislative Session is Over
In my eleven years of lobbying at the Georgia Capitol, this one stands out as one of the most consistently contentious sessions I have witnessed. While I certainly understand that there are always tense moments when it comes to supporting or opposing legislation related to moral and social issues, this year’s session seemed to be […]