The Commonwealth Matters

Christian Patriotism: Dr. John D. Wilsey

America's 250th birthday prompts a crucial reflection: what does patriotism really mean for Christians? Is loving your country compatible with biblical faith, or does it risk misplaced loyalty? Join Dr. John Wilsey, renowned church historian and author of God and Country, as he unpacks the biblical foundations for understanding history, national identity, and patriotism from a Christian perspective.

Welcome to Fidelity Month! W/ Dr. Robert George

Welcome to Fidelity Month! This is the first week of Fidelity Month here in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Fidelity Month is a proactive, forward-looking ideal of the things that make for healthy society. Dr. Robert George was the founder of Fidelity Month, starting it four years ago, and discusses the motives and results of such an enterprise.

Primaries Upon Us! W/ Mike Harmon

In this episode of Commonwealth Matters, Richard Nelson and Mike Harmon discuss Kentucky's candidate comparison project, a tool for voters seeking informed, faith-aligned decisions. They reveal how the project provides insights into candidates' stances on life, family, and faith beyond campaign slogans. With low voter turnout, understanding these critical issues is more important than ever. Tune in to learn how to vote confidently and uphold your values at the ballot box.

KY Senate Candidate Interview: Daniel Cameron

Daniel Cameron, Kentucky’s former Attorney General, reveals the hidden truths of government waste, fraud, and corruption costing taxpayers billions. He shares a bold plan to restore accountability and integrity in Washington, tackling issues like Medicaid fraud and border security. This episode is essential for anyone frustrated with government overreach and eager to learn how to hold officials accountable.

On Christian Statesmanship W/ David Walls

In this episode, Richard Nelson from the Commonwealth Matters discusses the upcoming May 19th midterm election with David Walls, Executive Director of the Family Foundation. They explore the importance of voting, the role of character in leadership, and the distinction between 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) organizations. The conversation highlights the Family Foundation's commitment to educating voters without endorsing candidates, and the challenges faced when misrepresentations occur. They emphasize the need for informed voting and the role of churches in guiding congregations on political issues.