Christian politics with a call to act.
Truth & Liberty treats politics as a spiritual battleground, with abortion law, religious persecution, Iran, Colorado policy, and media influence framed through Christian conviction. Episodes move between forceful monologues, guest testimony, and direct appeals for civic engagement.
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Truth & Liberty is a Christian political commentary show with the urgency of a campaign briefing and the certainty of a sermon. It treats the news as evidence of a larger spiritual conflict. Abortion law, religious persecution, Iran, cartels, China, Colorado politics, creation science, masculinity, and Christian media all become parts of the same argument: believers should enter public life without apology. The show’s rhythm is brisk. A host often begins with statistics, legal milestones, election history, or foreign-policy claims, then pivots into scripture, testimony, and civic instruction. The result is not neutral analysis. It is advocacy delivered for an audience that already sees faith and government as inseparable.
Recent episodes show the range clearly. Faye discusses attempts to advance or repeal abortion-related ballot language in Colorado. Bruno describes arrest, questioning, and long legal restrictions. Muhammad brings an Iranian Christian perspective to war, Islam, regime change, and Iranian Christians International. Joshua expands the Iran conversation into corruption, cartels, China, drug precursors, money laundering, and civil-society capture. Heidi argues that Colorado has been reshaped by left-wing funding, regulation, crime, taxes, and cultural policy. NRB recordings with Ed Rush and David Reeves add testimony, ministry work, creation science, and Christian media networking to the feed.
The program’s defining feature is its lack of hesitation. Opponents are named. Claims are pressed hard. Political conflict is repeatedly framed as spiritual warfare, and guests are invited to explain not only what happened but what faithful people should do next. Some episodes include product or ministry appeals, especially around Truth and Liberty resources and partner organizations. The show can be warm in testimony and celebratory in moments of perceived victory, but its default posture is grave, exhortative, and confrontational. It is built for conservative Christian listeners who want news, policy, and cultural conflict interpreted through biblical authority and action-oriented activism.
Made for: Conservative Christian listeners who want public affairs, culture-war issues, and international conflict interpreted through biblical authority. It especially fits viewers interested in activism around abortion, religious liberty, Colorado politics, Iran, and Christian media.
What sets it apart: Truth & Liberty blends sermon-like framing with policy detail and long guest testimony, making current events feel like immediate spiritual assignments. Its conversations move quickly from headlines to scripture, personal witness, and concrete civic or ministry action.
Truth & Liberty educates, unifies, and mobilizes believers in Jesus Christ to affect the reformation of nations through the seven mountains of cultural influence. Founded by Andrew Wommack and other Christian leaders, we engage in various initiatives to educate, encourage, train, and connect believers to stand for Truth in the public square. Our activities include television and web-based broadcasts; meetings and events, articles, blogs, and media engagement, civic mobilization, creating and connecting people to resources, and working to unify and foster strategic collaboration.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Truth & Liberty connects conservative Christian belief to the legal details, political strategies, and civic choices shaping public controversies.
Truth & Liberty turns Christian conviction into a sustained argument about public life. In guest-led conversations, the host moves from theology to political action, addressing abortion law, Colorado elections and business policy, church speech, Iran, and China's global…
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A tight, urgent push to turn conviction into ballot work.
This episode treats abortion politics as a direct fight over law, ballots, and timing. Faye Barnhart lays out the Colorado push around ballot access, legal resistance, and the effort to repeal Amendment 79, and the procedural details carry most of the weight.
A grave persecution story built around a measured faith testimony and an ongoing legal fight.
The episode centers on Bruno Picard's arrest, detention, and legal fight, and it keeps the pressure on that story without losing sight of the person inside it.
A forceful Christian current-affairs conversation that blends personal testimony, faith language, and hard-edged Iran politics.
Truth & Liberty treats Muhammad Faridi's story as both testimony and argument, with his path from Iranian Revolutionary Guard trainee to head of Iranian Christian International carrying much of the episode's weight.
A firm, faith-forward conservative read on Colorado's political and business decline.
The episode presents Colorado as a warning sign, contrasting its older conservative image with what the hosts describe as a sharp move left. A large share of the talk stays on business strain: companies leaving, jobs following them out, and entrepreneurs dealing with a thicker…
A brisk warning about Iran, cartel corruption, and Chinese-linked corruption.
The episode begins with the war with Iran and the claim that it was meant to break Iran's ability to make nuclear weapons. It then moves quickly into uranium enrichment, cartel tactics, and Chinese influence, keeping a tight, urgent line through the discussion.
A forceful, crisis-minded call to defend liberty before the pressure hardens.
The episode treats America as under attack and frames the moment as the work of coordinated, ideological forces rather than scattered unrest. It lands hardest when it moves between geopolitical scale and biblical urgency, piling on labels and repetition until the warning feels…
A sharp, scripture grounded pro life case that favors conviction over nuance.
This episode treats abortion as the central moral issue in public life and moves quickly from biblical framing to pressure on policy. Hawkins calls for action on chemical abortion pills, the FDA, and the Comstock Act, and the discussion stays on advocacy rather than debate.
A clear look at the Johnson Amendment fight and the church-speech stakes around it.
Michael Farris and the hosts spend the hour on the Johnson Amendment fight, following the National Religious Broadcasters' lawsuit against the IRS and the settlement now waiting on the judge's next move.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The question lands hard.
The show opens on rising religious persecution.
Richard Harris interviews Ed Rush, author of 'God Talks', at the NRB 2026 convention, discussing his transition from business to religion and the idea that believers should be dominant and winning in their faith.
Andrew Wommack welcomes Muhammad Faridi and frames his story against the conflict with Iran.
Andrew Wommack interviews Mohamad Faridi, a former Iranian Revolutionary Guard jihadist turned Christian minister, discussing his conversion testimony and current ministry work amid U.S.-Iran tensions.
Colorado is the warning case.
The war with Iran is six weeks in.
An interview at the NRB conference with David Reeves about his Wonders Center and Science Museum, which uses scientific evidence to support creation and Christian faith.
The host argues for the Bible's divine inspiration and reliability, citing its own claims, prophecy, and historical evidence.
The episode discusses the current state of the U.S.
Interview with Joshua Ankh, president of Sight and Sound Ministries, about their 50th anniversary and new film 'The Great Awakening' for America's 250th anniversary.
The episode discusses the US military campaign against Iran, tracing the history of US-Iran relations from the Shah to the 1979 revolution and current conflict.
The episode discusses the 2024 election, Trump's policies against the woke agenda, and the importance of the upcoming 2026 election.
Interview with Corey Pennypacker about Bible to Schools, a ministry that sets up off-campus Bible study programs during public school hours.
A Christian show discussing the moral and spiritual importance of opposing abortion, framing it as a leading cause of death.
Host Richard Harris discusses the impact of woke ideology on the U.S.
An interview with Lisa Radcliffe about her book on God's heart for the sexually harmed, based on biblical women.
A Christian talk show discussing race and racism from a biblical perspective, featuring an interview with Dr.
Richard Harris discusses President Trump's announcement of a national rededication to God for America's 250th anniversary, framing it as a biblical jubilee.
Interview with Butch Hartman, creator of Nickelodeon shows, about his Christian faith and transition to making faith-based children's content.
Richard Harris introduces the Truth and Liberty Show, explaining how biblical teaching and political engagement are intertwined in fulfilling the Great Commission.
An interview with attorney T.
This episode critiques climate change claims as a deceptive hoax, comparing them to Lucy tricking Charlie Brown in Peanuts, and argues against the scientific consensus on global warming and fossil fuels.
This episode discusses the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, focusing on the large memorial service, his wife's public forgiveness, and the spread of Christian faith and political impact.
This episode discusses the ongoing threat of communism, particularly from China, and explores the historical roots of Marxism as an ideology that continues to influence modern geopolitics.
Richard interviews Chloe Cole, a detransitioner who shares her story of undergoing medical transition as a child and now advocates against such practices to protect children.
This episode argues that education is the central battleground in America's culture war, emphasizing the need for biblical foundations to counter perceived Marxist and woke ideologies in schools.
Folks, the alarm bell is already ringing.
Abortion is treated as the country's central moral crisis.
Good news cuts through the gloom.
A Christian host interviews a former Muslim about his conversion from Islam to Christianity and the impact of 9/11 on his family.
This episode argues for abolishing the Department of Education, linking declining SAT scores to the removal of prayer and Bible study from schools.
This episode discusses the Department of Education's impact on American education from a Christian perspective, arguing for its abolition based on biblical principles.
The episode uses the metaphor of a cracked foundation to discuss the need for Christians to restore biblical foundations in America.
The episode uses the metaphor of a cracked foundation to discuss the need for a biblical foundation in American society.