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Across the country, more and more Christians are talking about Christian Nationalism. The term shows up in sermons, podcasts, and political debates—but it’s often confusing. What exactly does it mean? Why does it matter for followers of Jesus? And why are so many saying it’s dangerous for the church in America?
Join us for a timely webinar:
“An Evangelical’s Guide to American Christian Nationalism.”
November 4, 2025 – 2:00 PM EST
Together, we’ll hear from leading voices in political science, history, theology, and philosophy to help us discern what Christian Nationalism is—and how the church can respond with wisdom, courage, and love.
Featuring:
Dr. David Koyzis – Political scientist and author of Political Visions and Illusions, helping Christians see how modern ideologies shape our political imagination.
Dr. Paul D. Miller – Professor of the Practice and Co-Chair for Global Politics and Security and Senior Fellow, Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, Atlantic Council at Georgetown University and author of The Religion of American Greatness, offering historical and theological insight on Christian Nationalism’s rise in American life.
Dr. Mike Austin – Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University and author of American Christian Nationalism: An Introduction, exploring the ethical and spiritual implications of this movement.
Rev. Caleb Campbell – Lead Pastor of Desert Springs Bible Church and author of Disarming Leviathan: Loving Your Christian Nationalist Neighbor, providing a pastoral vision for engaging this issue with empathy and conviction.
This event is sponsored by: J29 Coalition • Disarming Leviathan • American Values Coalition
Funding for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which provides food assistance to roughly half a million Nevadans, is at risk if the federal government shutdown continues past November 1. Continuing the program would require approximately $90 million per month in federal funds.
Governor Joe Lombardo has said that using state funds to continue SNAP benefits is not a viable option, as federal law prohibits states from issuing SNAP benefits with state dollars and later seeking federal reimbursement.
In response, Attorney General Aaron Ford has joined a coalition of more than 20 state attorneys general in a lawsuit challenging the federal government’s decision to allow this critical funding to lapse. The legal action underscores the urgent need to protect access to food assistance for Nevada’s most vulnerable families during the shutdown.
Lutheran Engagement and Advocacy in Nevada 