Our republic needs the light now more than ever.

Reflections on Life & Liberty
So much time is spent "in the fight" that it is easy to forget what we are supposed to be fighting for. To answer that, join Michael Quinn Sullivan each week as he puts the continuing fight for life and liberty in historical, biblical, and personal context.
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?
For better or worse, zealots change the world.
God seems to delight in a subversive humor that puts tyrants in their place.
We can be nice serfs, or we can be effective citizen-leaders.
Refusing to accept the yoke of tyranny is the highest expression of liberty.
Tyrants want us to forget just how extraordinary it is to be an American.
Do we want to be a Christian nation in name or in practice?
Do we crave the approval of men or of God?
The government only has to give us what it first took from us.
Monarchy and democracy are two sides of the same coin upon which tyrannies had been built for eons.
As citizens, we have failed to inspire sufficient fear in our elected servants.
“America will be great if America is good.”
We’re called to love God and love others, not ourselves.
To appreciate salvation, we must embrace our spiritual context.
“Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.”
Liberty isn’t achieved in timid nibbles, but through bold actions.
The decline of the crony establishment media might just be what saves our republic.
Lies are created when facts are taken out of context.
Neither heavy stones nor flimsy excuses can stop the Messiah.
Easter reminds us that our faith is based on very real events.
“Let not your hearts be troubled.”
To be a self-governing republic, we as individuals must first govern ourselves.
As citizens, we are called to a higher purpose.