Navigating the public square with faith, truth, and conviction.
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The Compass is iVoterGuide's weekly conversation about the issues shaping the public square — produced in partnership with American Family Radio. Each episode unpacks what's at stake for voters of faith and where biblical principles meet the news of the week.
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What Do They Do? Part 2
In this episode of The Compass, hosts Rick Beggs and Debbie Wuthnow navigate the intricacies of state elections and the importance of understanding local government roles. They delve into the responsibilities of various state offices, including governors, attorneys general, and secretaries of state, while emphasizing the significance of informed voting. As November approaches, they discuss the challenges of early voting and the vital research conducted by theiVoterGuide team to ensure voters are well-informed. Tune in for insights on the legislative process and the critical roles of judges and state legislators in shaping our communities.
What Do They Do?
In this episode of The Compass, we navigate the complex landscape of state elections with Debbie Wuthnow, president of iVoterGuide and vice president of AFA Action. Join us as we dissect the various state offices up for election this November, including the roles of governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, and more. Discover why understanding down-ballot races is crucial for making informed voting decisions and how iVoterGuide can empower you to cast an intelligent ballot. Don't miss this insightful discussion that blends faith, truth, and civic responsibility!
Friends?
Join Rick and Debbie as they explore the fascinating dynamics of political friendships and the power of reconciliation. This week, they reflect on the recent passing of Senator Lindsay Graham and the surprising tributes from both sides of the aisle, highlighting the humanity behind political divides. They delve into the storied friendship between Thomas Jefferson and Jon Adams, examining how their differing ideologies didn't prevent them from forming a deep bond. Discover the importance of respect, forgiveness, and finding common ground, even amidst sharp disagreements. As they share personal anecdotes and historical insights, Rick and Debbie remind us that reconciliation is always possible, and that our relationships—whether in politics, family, or faith—can thrive when we focus on our shared humanity.
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