Eight chapters across three movements — a small group journey through what Scripture asks of leaders, how government took the shape it did, and what faithfulness costs in a hostile public square.
What Scripture asks of citizens and leaders — and what conviction costs in public life.
What Scripture asks of everyday citizens and those who lead them, and what faithful public life looks like today.
A survey of governments ancient and modern, and what shapes a nation's laws, leaders and institutions.
Joseph, Daniel and Nehemiah served with integrity inside governments hostile to their faith — a pattern for serving today.
How the government of Scripture gave way to the American founding.
The religious convictions the American colonies carried across the ocean, and the heritage they left the nation that followed.
How the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment together shaped the generation that would found America.
What the founders believed, debated and disagreed about, and how conviction shaped the documents they wrote.
Standing in the public square with conviction and grace.
Race, immigration, the environment and equality — engaging the questions that divide us with conviction and grace.
Practical ways to serve your community and country from inside the legal and governmental frameworks God has established.
Every session ships with a facilitator guide and Chicago-cited sources — built to run in a small group, a Sunday class or a living room.
