Dr. Gregory Seltz with The Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty
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Biblical conviction meets public-square politics.
The Liberty Action Alert Podcast treats public controversies as questions of faith, freedom, family, and state power. Greg Seltz leads brisk interviews and monologues that argue from Christian conviction toward public engagement.
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The Liberty Action Alert Podcast is a Christian political commentary show with a clear center of gravity: religious liberty as the foundation of public freedom. Greg Seltz opens many episodes from Washington, D.C., then turns a news story into a broader argument about church, family, conscience, and constitutional limits. The show is brisk. It does not hide its convictions. Abortion, parental rights, parochial schools, women’s sports, and public worship are discussed as signs of a deeper struggle over who gets to define moral authority in American life. Interviews carry much of the format, with guests brought in to sharpen the case. The questions often function as prompts for extended argument. A segment on Virginia abortion policy becomes a warning about cultural change moving through law. A conversation about parochial education becomes a dispute over whether the state or the family has final authority over a child’s schooling. An Easter episode turns inward, grounding liberty first in Christian claims about grace, faith, service, and Christ’s resurrection. The show’s political lens is explicitly biblical. Its moral vocabulary is direct: freedom, courage, scripture, family formation, human life, due process, and government overreach. It is not built for detached policy analysis or broad ideological balance. Its purpose is to equip already sympathetic Christian listeners with arguments for public engagement. That makes it intense, repetitive at times, and highly worldview-driven. It also makes the show easy to place: talk-radio pacing, advocacy instincts, and a theological frame for almost every public controversy it covers.
Made for: For Christian listeners who want religious liberty, family policy, and cultural disputes interpreted through scripture and constitutional language. It best suits people looking for advocacy-minded commentary rather than neutral news analysis.
What sets it apart: The show treats legal and political stories as downstream of first principles: God-given rights, family authority, church freedom, and limited government. Its interviews are less about debate than about equipping listeners with a moral argument.
Exploring religious freedom, cultural engagement, secular policies in education, marital values, abortion issues and political skepticism with special guests.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Greg Seltz connects Christian moral conviction to legal disputes, foreign affairs, family policy, and the practical work of public advocacy.
Greg Seltz turns political commentary into a series of purposeful interviews about how Christian conviction meets public life. Conversations move from religious liberty and abortion to Supreme Court disputes, family policy, political violence, and Iran.
Greg Seltz puts public controversy in the pew, if that is where you want the argument.
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A clear, faith-forward case that family formation matters for social health.
This episode treats family formation as a measure of social health, with Greg Seltz raising the question and Timothy Geglein answering it through marriage, work, and public life.
A sharp argument about moral authority, abortion, and the limits of government.
The discussion asks whether progressive Christians or evangelicals have drifted farther from moral seriousness, and it keeps circling back to abortion, scripture, conscience, and the proper reach of government.
A forceful case for tying women's sports to biological sex.
Greg Seltz and a guest treat the Supreme Court fight over women's sports as a test of how law handles sex, biology, and fairness. The discussion runs through the Idaho and West Virginia cases, then lands on the athletes who say they are female despite being male, and on the…
A direct Iran conversation that links possible regime change to freedom, responsibility, and public morality.
The episode treats Iran as a possible turning point for the freedom of the Iranian people and presses on what that could mean for the West and for life in America.
A Christian discussion of the Charlie Kirk killing and its aftermath.
Greg Seltz opens with the Charlie Kirk assassination, then with Everett Piper turns to the reactions, the responses, and what may come next. The discussion stays inside a Christian frame, using kingdom citizenship, biblical principles, scripture, liberty, and the examples of…
A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.
Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Greg Seltz and Timothy Geglein argue that "family formation is the key to societal health," grounding the point in George Gilder's Men and Marriage and current U.S.
This episode discusses the significance of Easter for Christians, emphasizing Jesus as the resurrected Lord and how religious liberty in America allows for freely sharing this message of grace, faith, and freedom.
This episode discusses recent assaults on religious liberty and parental rights, including a church raid in Minneapolis and California schools hiding gender transition records from parents.
This episode discusses concerns raised by Liberty Council Action about chemical abortion drugs potentially contaminating America's water supply, framing it as an overlooked environmental and public health crisis.
This episode discusses efforts to combat a proposed amendment to enshrine unlimited abortion rights in the Virginia state constitution, featuring an interview with Victoria Cobb of the Family Foundation of Virginia.
This episode examines Virginia's HB 359 legislation that threatened to bring parochial schools under state control, discussing the broader implications for religious liberty and parental rights in education across the country.
Greg Seltz opens the hour by pushing back on the idea that progressive Christians hold the moral high ground.
Greg Seltz opens with a blunt question about women's sports.
Greg Seltz opens Liberty Action Alert with Hedy Amir Ahmadi to discuss whether the Islamic regime in Iran is collapsing and what that means for the Christian church.
Greg Seltz spends the hour on the Charlie Kirk assassination.
This episode features an interview with Howie Klausner about faith in Hollywood and how movies can bless and entertain while reflecting biblical principles.
This episode discusses the book 'God-Given or Bust: Defeating Marxism and Saving America With Biblical Truths', exploring the challenge of secular, statist, and Marxist ideologies to the Judeo-Christian worldview in America.
This episode discusses the decline of the family institution in America, particularly in the black community, and advocates for a biblical and cultural revival through church leadership and political action.