Politics By Faith w/Mike Slater

Are people going to vote for Talarico in Texas because they want to "love their neighbor"? Should we listen to pagans when they weaponize that scripture, never mention the context and don't even finish the sentence?

Mike Slater examines the October 7 attacks, years later, through the timeless lens of Scripture, moral clarity, and spiritual warfare. Discover how leaning into faith provides unwavering truth and strength when confronting deep darkness in a world in crisis.

A woman died from the Plague in Russia. The media loves when there might be a pandemic coming our way! But, is there any chance it could come to America?

Pete Hegseth, our Secretary of War, made 6 announcements about the future of our military. The 6th is the most overlooked, but it might be the most important of them all.

In this episode of Politics by Faith, host Mike Slater sits down with apologist Dr. Frank Turek to tackle one of the toughest challenges to faith: the problem of evil. They explore how suffering, injustice, and moral evil can coexist with a good and all-powerful God—and what that means for politics, culture, and personal belief today. Turek offers clear, reasoned answers that cut through the confusion and point toward hope. Mike is also joined by Andrew Klavan, author of Find Me Nowhere, as well as Bill Wiese, who claimed he saw hell.