A friendly Reminder

Why does Constitutional literacy matter? Learn why understanding the Constitution is crucial for every American, and how it impacts our society, legislation, and national identity.

Learn how Dolly Cards offer a creative way to share facts and spark discussions on critical issues like Obamacare, Agenda 21, and more. Discover how to use these cards to spread knowledge!

Review key points of the U.S. Constitution, from Article I to Article VII, and important definitions.

Explore the true meaning of "Hope and Change" beyond politics—how biblical principles can transform individuals, families, and communities in America.

Learn the Rules for Patriots—13 key principles to help patriots defend freedom, protect the Constitution, and restore the American Republic.

Find essential constitutional resources for restoring America. Support organizations that use the Constitution to tackle issues and protect our nation’s rule of law.

Explore the Founders’ understanding of “The Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God” and how it formed the foundation of America’s laws and government. Learn how unalienable rights—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—are God-given, and how civil government exists to protect these rights through the consent of the governed.

Key Organizations for Education, Activation, Legal Assistance, and Property Rights

Resource 5.4 – Candidate Evaluation equips citizens with a clear framework for evaluating candidates through a Biblical versus secular worldview. By focusing on a candidate’s understanding of constitutional limits, moral authority, and the source of rights, this resource helps voters discern whether leaders recognize government as limited and accountable—or view the state as supreme.

Resource 5.6 – Political & Legislative Guidelines offers a concise reference outlining what churches and pastors may legally do when engaging in political and legislative issues. This Liberty Counsel resource helps ministry leaders understand constitutional boundaries while confidently exercising free speech and civic responsibility.