Politics By Faith w/Mike Slater

Pastor Doug Wilson recently appeared on Piers Morgan, where he clashed with Tim Miller and Wajahat Ali. Wilson joins Mike Slater to continue the conversation on the Politics By Faith podcast.

We are told that immigrants built the United States of America. Is that really true? Mike Slater dives into U.S. history on the matter alongside Steve Cortes, President of The League of American Workers and senior advisor to Catholic Vote.

The head coach of the Patriots and the NY Times NFL reporter have been caught in adultery. Adultery, it seems we've forgotten, is one of the 10 Commandments. This sin isn't met with the proper condemnation it deserves, and I think I know why.

It turns out the Southern Poverty Law Center was giving money to neo-nazi groups so they would go to neo-nazi things and then the SPLC could fundraise off of the rise of neo-nazi groups and call you a neo-nazi. Well done to the FBI for uncovering this fraud. But a lot of damage was done, including the "Greatest Hoax Ever Told".

Someone committed an abomination in Louisiana. But this could have been prevented many years ago. Unfortunately, many people have a misaligned compassion not rooted in truth. Fortunatly, t's not too late to save more lives.

The NY Times featured two young people who took drastic and shameful lengths to avoid paying their student debt. The Bible addresses this issue.

I don't remember a time the NY Times admitted they were wrong about something. I'm ashamed to admit, I was also wrong on this issue. It's time we change course. And if it's applicable to you personally, it's time to examine yourself.

An American missionary, Alex Barbir, shares with Mike Slater what he witnessed firsthand while serving overseas. His account sheds light on a hidden crisis affecting Christian communities around the world. 

Mike Slater takes a deep dive into the history of Islam. Mike is joined by Raymond Ibrahim, author of The Two Swords of Christ: Five Centuries of War between Islam and the Warrior Monks of Christendom. The two discuss Islam's history and future.

Who was John MacArthur? Mike Slater dives into the legendary legacy of the great American preacher.

The Mayor of NYC has a new tax on rich people in NYC. It, of course, will cause even more rich people to leave the city, but he doesn't care. We compare this policy with Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, "Blessed are the poor in spirit."

The Senators are back from their much-needed vacation. They work so hard that they needed a good two weeks off. Is the sarcasm thick enough? Why are Republican Senators the worst? They can't pass obvious legislation like the SAVE Act or even pass a funding bill. It's because they haven't followed Jesus' message in Mathew 5:38

After the Pope criticised Trump's actions in Iran, the president said the Pope should focus more on being Pope and not a politician. What exactly was the Pope's criticism of Trump? And when the Pope referenced Isaiah 1, surely he wasn't suggesting Trump is anything like King Ahaz, right?

It's been an open secret among Democrats that women should stay away from Congressman Eric Swalwell. So why are all of these accusations coming out now? And what can we learn from Numbers 17?

Pastor Lucas Miles of Turning Point USA (Faith), author of Pagan Threat, joins Mike Slater to discuss what he's witnessing on college campuses.

Mike Slater sits down with Kirk Cameron to explore how the next generation can lead a much-needed spiritual and cultural revival in America. Kirk Cameron also makes an awesome announcement in the process.

Our astronauts will be traveling at 25,000 mph and the capsule will be at 5,000 degrees. NASA has admitted that the head shield has "shortcomings". But going forth and trusting God is the American way.

If the president says he's going to bomb Iran, the left says he's a war criminal. When he doesn't bomb Iran, the left says he's a coward and always chickens out. You can't help the Trump deranged. But we can learn from 1 Samuel 15 on the importance of following God's Word completely.

Pastor John Amanchukwu joins the podcast to discuss whether politics belong in the church.

The president said if Iran doesn't surrender, we're going to bomb them to the Stone Age. Should we?

Every servicemember must know that, in America, we never leave a man behind. That hasn't been the case lately. But with the rescue of these two airmen, every servicemember knows it's true once again. Let's learn from the Bible about this principle from the life of Aristarchus.

Pam Bondi is the second cabinet member fired after Kristi Noem. What does this say about Trump's presidency? And how should we look at this after just celebrating Resurrection Sunday?

Pastor Gary Hamrick joins Mike Slater to explore the resurrection of Jesus and what it really means for our lives today. If this event is true, it doesn’t just shape history—it changes everything about truth, hope, and the way we see the world. This is more than a story… it’s a claim that demands a response.

In this compelling discussion, Tim Chaffey joins Mike Slater to examine the evidence surrounding the resurrection of Jesus. Addressing common doubts and objections, they explore historical, philosophical, and biblical perspectives that challenge skepticism and invite deeper consideration.

What could flying to the moon possibly have to do with Good Friday?