The Good Citizen Project

Given the resurgence in armed conflict around the globe, what does it mean for Christians to think Biblically about war?

In this episode, I review the striking exchange between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV, explain the Christian just war tradition, and explore how that tradition applies in the current conflict with Iran.

If you have ever wrestled with the intersection of foreign policy, national defense, and real-world conflict, this episode will help with an historical and Biblical overview.

The Just War Theory and Iran | The Good Citizen Project #425 Given the resurgence in armed conflict around the globe, what does it mean for Christians to think Biblically about war? In this episode, I review the striki...

In this episode, I welcomed Tim Goeglein—Vice President of External Relations at Focus on the Family and former special assistant to President George W. Bush—back on the podcast to discuss his timely new book, What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Family, and Freedom.

Drawing from decades of experience in Washington, D.C., Goeglein offers a compelling vision for recovering the foundational pillars that have shaped the American experiment. He explores why faith, family, and freedom are not just political talking points, but deeply Biblical principles that must be intentionally cultivated and passed on to future generations.

The Good Citizen Project What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Family, and Freedom with Tim Goeglein | #424