Too many Texas Republicans have adopted the showmanship of Donald Trump without embracing his commitment to delivering on promises.

For liberty to thrive, citizens must know how to effectively sharpen each other to the benefit of our republic.

As a self-governing people, we must know our limits.

When people decide they are willing to lose everything rather than live as serfs, that is when tyrants quiver and fall.

We’re not called to lives of comfort and safety; we’re called to be faithful.

What is dead will be made alive!

Christians are called to engage for good and justice in the real world.

If you want to win, don’t use your opponents’ definitions.

Yes, evangelicals made a good deal in hiring Donald Trump.

Let us live not for recognition but for impact.

Don’t confuse the uniparty’s death rattle for a war cry.

The lack of political accountability has allowed cronyism and corruption to undermine our republic.

In the fandom culture of the 21st Century, we’re rewarded for misdirecting our zeal.

We exist to help you be more effective as a citizen.

If this republic conceived in liberty will long endure, it will only be because we—the people—are committed to the work of practical self-governance.

Rather than fill the closets of loved ones with more junk, we should proclaim the Good News of Christ.

Citizens set the agenda; failing to implement it is the fault of the politicians.

We want citizens to dominate culture and government.

Every generation must shrug the vestiges of socialism if we are truly thankful for liberty.

Those who deny the basic facts of Scripture are clinging blindly to a false faith.

What counts today is what we are striving for tomorrow.

Donald Trump knows the extent to which the alligators in the swamp will seek to unravel the agenda set by real Americans.

Our republic needs the light now more than ever.

The blind man couldn’t unsee the world after being given sight. What about us?

Even when Donald Trump failed to deliver, he did not fail to fight.

By hiding from the responsibilities of citizenship, some Christians are preparing to embrace an unbiblical foolishness.

If liberty is to die here, that death will have been preceded by whimpers of ecclesiastical acquiescence.

Our obligation isn’t to be victorious but to be faithful. The fight matters.

The insiders don’t like when the peasants and the peons speak up.

Campaigns haven’t gotten nastier; our memory has gotten worse.

Capitulation to sin begins with a toleration of sinful activity.

Leftists are grim because they hold to a philosophy of greed and despair. What’s our excuse?

Yes, stones and dry bones could be used to greater effect.

Activists shouldn’t forget who they brought to the dance.

The fake Jesus created in the modern age is a virtue-signaling tool of the progressive elite.

Are we helping our fellow citizens join the fight?