A friendly Reminder

Explore the dangers of an Article V Convention and why defending the Constitution with moral lawmakers is a safer solution than creating new amendments.

Learn why immigration is a states’ rights issue, the unconstitutional expansion of federal power, and the historical impact on America’s borders.

Discover how historic sermons from early American preachers shaped the nation’s foundation, inspiring colonists to defend their God-given rights and engage in politics.

Learn what a Central Committee is, how it works, and why it’s crucial to American politics. Discover the role of Central Committeemen and how you can get involved to shape local elections.

Discover how New Mexico residents, led by figures like Dr. Ray Seidel, are defying unconstitutional government actions. Learn how local militias and sheriffs are pushing back against federal overreach and protecting individual freedoms.

"Straight Talk About Planning" DVD exposes the risks of sustainable development and regionalism, revealing how they threaten property rights. Eight concise chapters equip communities to protect local freedoms and navigate government planning agendas.

Explore how Alabama’s rejection of Obergefell v. Hodges asserts the rights of states, defends marriage laws, and reaffirms the limits of federal authority.

Explore the conflict between biblical social justice and progressive ideals. Learn how the definition of "social justice" has evolved and why principles and words matter in shaping America's future.

National Popular Vote vs. Electoral College: Which ensures fair representation? Uncover the constitutional importance of the Electoral College and its role in our Republic.

Learn about the connections between socialism, progressivism, and Alinsky’s radicalism. Learn how these movements threaten America’s founding principles and Christian heritage.

Christianity in the classroom—historically rooted in America’s foundation. Explore how the Bible shaped early education and the objections to teaching Christian values today.

Discover how the Principle Approach to education restores American excellence by teaching students to think critically from a biblical worldview, using original sources like the Constitution.