Michael Quinn Sullivan

Reflections on Life & Liberty

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So much time is spent "in the fight" that it is easy to forget what we are supposed to be fighting for. To answer that, join Michael Quinn Sullivan each week as he puts the continuing fight for life and liberty in historical, biblical, and personal context.

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Michael Quinn Sullivan

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Stop Laying Around 02.08.2024

Are we helping our fellow citizens join the fight?

Zeal for being Zealous 26.07.2024

For better or worse, zealots change the world.

Laughing at Legion 19.07.2024

God seems to delight in a subversive humor that puts tyrants in their place.

Nicely Killing Liberty 12.07.2024

We can be nice serfs, or we can be effective citizen-leaders. 

What was Different on the 5th of July? 04.07.2024

Refusing to accept the yoke of tyranny is the highest expression of liberty.

America the Exceptional 28.06.2024

Tyrants want us to forget just how extraordinary it is to be an American.

Tempting us with Power 21.06.2024

Do we want to be a Christian nation in name or in practice? 

Tempting us with our Ego 14.06.2024

I think we can be honest with each other… There is no feeling quite like being on the receiving end of an audience’s praise. It can be intoxicating. All of us want the approval of others. The only real question is whose approval we are ultimately seeking. The temptation to get another person clapping, one more standing ovation, a few more chuckles… a couple of clicks and likes and shares and follo...

Tempting us in our Needs 07.06.2024

It’s terrifying what we are capable of doing, of what we will agree to, when we are trying to meet our most basic needs. A common method of torture and manipulation is literal starvation. From sadists terrorizing a single prisoner to dictators exercising control over a country, history has shown that when people are starving, they will cast aside reason and morals to stave off hunger. This is why...

Read News from Texas Scorecard 01.06.2024
Not. A. Democracy. 31.05.2024

Monarchy and democracy are two sides of the same coin upon which tyrannies had been built for eons.

Fearing Correctly 24.05.2024

As citizens, we have failed to inspire sufficient fear in our elected servants.

How Can America Be Great? 17.05.2024

"America will be great if America is good.”

Who Do You Love? 10.05.2024

We’re called to love God and love others, not ourselves.

In the Beginning 03.05.2024

To appreciate salvation, we must embrace our spiritual context.

Downstream from Faith 26.04.2024

“Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.”

Achieving Independence 19.04.2024

Liberty isn’t achieved in timid nibbles, but through bold actions.

No, They Are Not Mainstream 12.04.2024

The decline of the crony establishment media might just be what saves our republic.

Trust is the Currency that Matters Most 05.04.2024

Lies are created when facts are taken out of context.

You Can’t Keep God Out 29.03.2024

Neither heavy stones nor flimsy excuses can stop the Messiah.

The Promise of the Stories 22.03.2024

Easter reminds us that our faith is based on very real events.

Making A Choice 15.03.2024

“Let not your hearts be troubled.”

Governing Ourselves 08.03.2024

To be a self-governing republic, we as individuals must first govern ourselves.

Choosing The Right Side 01.03.2024

As citizens, we are called to a higher purpose.

Train Up Your Child… 23.02.2024

Modern education is designed to produce serfs, not champions of liberty.

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