Voting is a vital expression of Christian stewardship, requiring believers to active their civic influence in both presidential and midterm elections, shaping the moral and social direction of our nation. Because every elected official helps determine policies that impact human livelihood, religious liberty, and justice, no election should be overlooked. Christians are called to rigorously evaluate candidates by measuring their policies and platforms against biblical principles rather than party loyalty, ensuring we support leaders whose records align with righteousness and truth.
True civic engagement goes beyond passive participation; it requires an active, prayerful discernment that filters secular political rhetoric through the lens of God's Word.
By taking responsibility for our vote, we act as the salt of the earth and the light of the world, directly influencing the structures that govern daily life. To aid in this crucial responsibility, this site provides resources, content and connections that outline foundational biblical principles and policy alignments that every believer should carefully consider.
righteous voting principles
Religious Liberty & Freedom
Our religious devotion belongs solely to God. Government must protect the God-given right of every individual and institution to live out their faith freely in both private and public life.
Sanctity of Life (PRO Life)
life is created in the image of God & possesses inherent dignity from conception. We oppose policy that validates abortion, euthanasia, or any practice that devalues vulnerable human life.
Traditional Family Values
We support public policies that protect & honor the traditional structure of marriage, the family and affirms the authority of parents to guide the education & moral upbringing of their kids.
Law & Order
Government is uniquely tasked with maintaining order & public justice. We support the rule of law, fair and transparent judicial processes & the brave people who serve in their communities.
Work & Economy
We advocate for a free-market economy and the protection of property. Compassion is best delivered through personal charity & local ministries rather than a system of state dependency.