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Democrats won big in the midterms. The House. The Senate. Governor’s Races. It wasn’t even close in many races. But here’s the question: now what? Host Casey Harper sits down with Family Research Council President Tony Perkins to break down the midterm results, why Democrats won, what it means for the country, and how Christians should think about it.

Sharia Law! Is it real or a myth? Is it actually a threat to America? Host Casey Harper talks with Shahram Hadian, a former Muslim who left Iran. He says the Sharia takeover of Iran is coming to the U.S. They discuss questions like:Is the concern over Sharia law conservative fearmongering or is there more to it? Can Islam and Sharia be separated?Why are so many Americans afraid to call out Sharia?

The midterm elections are here. Americans will head to the polls to make their voices heard, but how should we think about this election season Biblically?Host Casey Harper is joined by award-winning investigative journalist Mark Tapscott and FRC Action’s Matt Carpenter. They discuss questions like: How should Christians think about Socialism? What about Islam? What ballot initiatives are worth watching? And more. This episode brought to you by FRC Action.

If someone invited Satan into your city council meeting, would you have the courage to stand up and say something? One Pastor, Rick Bick, did just that and caused a national firestorm.Host Casey Harper and Pastor Bick discuss questions like:- Where did you get the courage to stand up and say something?- How can pastors be watchmen in their communities?- How do you understand the spiritual climate (good and bad) in your city? How can pastors do that? - How important is prayer?

Is America in decline? How long has this been going on? And what is causing it? George Barna's name is synonymous with the gold standard for research. He's also an author, professor and cofounder of the cultural research center at Arizona Christian University. On this week's podcast, Host Casey Harper discusses the spiritual trends in America. They discuss Americans' changing beliefs, the surprisingly low number of Christians who have a Biblical worldview, and what it means for the future of the nation.