A friendly Reminder

Explore a biblical perspective on marriage and same-sex relationships, emphasizing Scripture’s definition of marriage and the importance of standing firm in faith.

Privacy versus safety has always been a constitutional tug-of-war. The case of Scholl and Bednarz v. Illinois State Police puts the issue front and center, questioning whether warrantless use of automatic license plate readers violates the Fourth Amendment. Are ALPRs a tool for security, or a dangerous step toward mass surveillance?

What does the Bible say about illegal immigration? Ralph Drollinger explores Scripture’s guidance on nations, borders, and policy, showing how biblically uninformed thinking can lead to misguided laws. Understanding God’s Word on immigration is essential for Christians seeking policies that honor both faith and nation.

At IOTC, nothing compares to the impact of a live Constitution course—real conversations, face-to-face learning, and a stronger commitment to liberty. This fall, Delaware is set to host four in-person courses with certified instructors. Whether you're a student, parent, or community leader, these classes offer more than instruction—they equip you to defend and live out constitutional principles in your community.

Freedom is worth celebrating—and learning about. That’s why Institute on the Constitution Senior Instructor Larry Mayo is teaming up with the Sussex County GOP for a one-of-a-kind event that blends civic engagement with a festive end-of-summer atmosphere.

The Bible affirms private property as integral to human dignity, stewardship, and flourishing. From God’s ultimate ownership to commandments against theft and coveting, Scripture repeatedly supports individual ownership rather than communal or state control. Discover how biblical teaching can shape our convictions about property rights, government, and economic justice.

Explore the newest Supreme Court decision in Bondi v. Vanderstok and what it means for gun rights. Learn how redefinitions by the ATF may set precedents that dilute constitutional limits, blur legislative authority, and infringe on individual liberties.

Friday, August 29th, 2025 | 4–7 PM Sussex GOP HQ – 131 East Market Street, Georgetown, DE 19947 Freedom is worth celebrating—and learning about. That’s why Institute on the Constitution Senior Instructor Larry Mayo is teaming up with the Sussex County GOP for a one-of-a-kind event that blends civic engagement with a festive end-of-summer atmosphere. This Sip, Shop & Socialize isn’t your typical political gathering. Yes, you’ll meet local leaders and connect with like-minded c

The looming, growing national debt is one of the biggest challenges facing you and our country. As I have studied the book of Proverbs over the years, the Holy Spirit has turned my attention to what Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, would have to say regarding this issue if he visited the Hill.

Understanding how historical events shape modern governance helps unlock the secrets of our current political landscape. Tracing back the roots of today’s government systems reveals patterns and decisions made long ago. This connection between the past and present provides valuable insights, offering a clearer picture of why things function the way they do today. Learning American history can deepen one's understanding of governance, illustrating how foundational events impac

Since its founding in 1919 , the  Delaware State Fair  has celebrated everything that makes Delaware special— agriculture, family, faith, education, and community spirit . It’s the  largest and longest-running fair in Delmarva , lasting 10 days and powered by a board of 80 directors and hundreds of community volunteers. For the  Institute on the Constitution (IOTC) , it’s the perfect place to bring our message of  constitutional education, biblical principles, and civic respo

Understanding the separation of powers can sometimes feel like you're tackling a puzzle. This concept, a foundational element of American government, plays a crucial role in how our country operates. It's all about dividing responsibilities among different branches to ensure that no single group has all the power. For students in American Government Classes, getting a grip on this idea is key to understanding how democracy works here. Knowing how and why separation of powers