

RESOURCES
Our faith resources are designed to equip, encourage, and empower pastors, faith leaders, and believers to confidently live out a biblical worldview in their churches and communities. These practical tools provide biblical guidance, training, and resources that help the faith community address today’s cultural challenges, engage the public square, strengthen families, and become a greater influence for the Kingdom of God. Our goal is simple: equip the Church to be salt and light and put faith into action.
501c3 Regulations
Our 501(c)(3) resources are designed to help pastors, churches, and faith leaders understand their rights and responsibilities when engaging in civic and community issues.
Christianity & Culture
Christianity was never meant to be confined within the walls of the church. Jesus calls believers to be salt and light, bringing biblical truth, compassion, and godly influence into every area of society. As culture changes, God’s Word remains our foundation, equipping Christians to engage their communities with truth, grace, courage, and love while faithfully representing Christ in the world.
IRS & The Church
Understanding IRS guidelines helps churches confidently fulfill their mission while maintaining compliance with federal tax law. Churches have significant freedom to teach biblical principles, address moral and public-policy issues, conduct nonpartisan voter education, and encourage civic participation. Knowing the guidelines helps pastors lead with wisdom, confidence, and clarity.
Standing Firm
In a culture where truth is constantly being challenged, Christians are called to stand firm in their faith and remain anchored in the Word of God. Standing firm means refusing to compromise biblical truth while demonstrating courage, grace, and love toward others. As Ephesians 6:13 reminds us, when we have done everything, we are called to stand—faithful, courageous, and unwavering for Christ.
Matrix of Liberty
The Matrix of Liberty teaches that a free and prosperous society depends upon strong foundational principles working together—faith, morality, law, education, and responsible citizenship. Inspired by the symbolism of the National Monument to the Forefathers, it reminds us that liberty must be intentionally preserved and passed from one generation to the next. Freedom is not merely inherited; it must be understood, practiced, and protected.
What God Says About Abortion
Scripture teaches that every person is created in the image of God and speaks of God knowing and forming people before birth (Genesis 1:27; Psalm 139:13–16; Jeremiah 1:5). These passages form the basis for the Christian conviction that believers should value, defend, and care for human life.








