Some NFL players are protesting by kneeling during the national anthem. In his Stoplight commentary, Stuart Shepard sets aside the controversy for a moment and considers the important principles underlying that right to protest, and considers what they mean for Christians.
What if the First Amendment locked your faith inside a box? Some public officials apparently would like to keep you and your Christian ideas squirreled away where they won’t have to hear you. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explores this issue using his favorite artistic medium: cardboard and duct tape.
You may be hearing people say they’ll not vote in a certain race this year based on their Christian principles. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard suggests that you might ask them, “What do you say to Connecticut?”
In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains why we already knew there would be no indictment of Hillary Clinton. But he doesn’t stop there. He suggests that we remember all the things that we already know. If you’re among those who already knew, please share this video with your friends, so they know, too.
Someone thinks a particular Word is not something people should see on a bus stop bench. Thankfully, the pastor who placed it there understands his First Amendment rights. Stuart Shepard explains in his Stoplight® commentary.
In an unusual turn of events, Stuart Shepard couldn’t come up with anything to say about the remaining two presidential nominees – or their agendas – or their supporters – or how all that measures up against our values – and how we should decide what to do. We encourage you to watch his Stoplight®
The Obama Administration is demanding that boys in public school to have access to the girls locker rooms and showers – else they’ll cut federal funding for schools. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains the “language magic tricks” that are used to make that argument. You can read the Department of Administration directive here.
Our Stuart Shepard is a regular guest on Faith Radio in Alabama. On this program that aired April 15, he and Bob Crittenden discuss the name change from CitizenLink to Kansas Family Voice, the new privacy law in North Carolina, and the presidential campaign. We thought you’d enjoy listening in on their conversation.
Stuart Shepard explains how the Obama Administration went to the Supreme Court to “protest” you – whether you’re Baptist, Catholic, Wesleyan or Nazarene.
He won’t get to vote until 2024, but he has some helpful advice as you choose who will lead our nation. He’d like you to consider whether the principles you teach your kids might also be important in selecting a president.
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