ChristiTutionalist Politics Podcast: A Bold New Perspective on American Politics Through Christian Constitutionalism

Title: ChristiTutionalist Politics Podcast: A Bold New Perspective on American Politics Through Christian Constitutionalism

Location: United States 

Summary:
ChristiTutionalist Politics (CTP), hosted by Joseph M. Lenard, refocuses efforts December 1st. The new and improved podcast explores American politics through the lens of Christian U.S. Constitutionalism, offering thought-provoking discussions on faith, governance, and the nation’s moral foundation. A journey of history and modern self-reflection of the then vs the now.

A New Voice in Political Discourse: ChristiTutionalist Politics Podcast Launches
On December 1st, 2024, the ChristiTutionalist Politics (CTP) podcast will refocus efforts, offering a distinctive approach to analyzing American politics through the lens of Christian constitutionalism. Hosted by author and podcaster Joseph M. Lenard, CTP promises to challenge its listeners with in-depth, weekly discussions about the intersection of faith and politics, calling for a re-examination of the nation’s founding principles and their relevance in today’s polarized political climate.

As the nation faces increasing political division and moral ambiguity, CTP tackles a central question: Can real Christians save America? This question is not merely rhetorical; it’s the foundation of each episode, which aims to inspire listeners to critically evaluate their own roles as citizens in a republic rooted in Christian ideals. Lenard will explore the moral and ethical responsibilities that Christians have in preserving the nation’s foundational values, including the delicate relationship between faith and governance.

The Central Message: A Christian Call to Action
At the heart of CTP lies the belief that American political life can be better understood and more effectively navigated through the application of Christian constitutionalism. With a foundation rooted in biblical principles, the podcast emphasizes the moral framework that guided the formation of the United States. Lenard advocates for a renewed engagement of the Christian community in the political process, calling upon believers to exercise their voting rights with biblical discernment.

Lenard’s message is a response to a quote by John Adams, who famously said, “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people.” According to Lenard, this statement serves as a timeless reminder of the moral underpinnings that were essential to the establishment (Judeo/Christian ethos) of the U.S. government. As political and cultural divisions deepen in modern society, Lenard urges Christians to take an active role in preserving the nation’s moral compass. “Freedom is but one generation from extinction,” as Ronald Reagan warned—this is a truth the podcast seeks to underscore.

The Podcast’s Key Themes: Faith, Politics, and Constitutional Integrity
ChristiTutionalist Politics takes a firm stand against the misapplication of Christian values in contemporary political discourse. In the first episode and beyond, Lenard addresses misconceptions about the role of faith in public life, particularly the misinterpretation of Thomas Jefferson’s “Letter to the Danbury Baptists,” which has been widely understood as a call to separate church and state. Lenard’s interpretation clarifies that Jefferson’s letter was not meant to expunge religion from public life but rather to prevent the federal government from establishing an official state religion. This nuance, Lenard argues, is vital to understanding the true intention behind the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause.

The podcast also critically examines how modern political ideologies distort biblical teachings. A central focus is the critique of socialism and collectivist ideologies, which are often misrepresented as aligned with Christian charity. While Christians are called to care for the “widows and orphans,” Lenard insists that this biblical mandate does not justify government-imposed redistribution of wealth. Instead, it calls for voluntary, individual acts of generosity, not the coerced collectivism that modern political systems often promote.

A Look at ChristiTutionalist Politics 2: Deeper Insights on Faith and Governance
Lenard’s book series, ChristiTutionalist Politics, serves as a companion to the podcast, further exploring the Christian foundation of U.S. governance. The second book in the series, ChristiTutionalist Politics 2, goes deeper into the misapplication of biblical concepts in politics, offering detailed examinations of key topics such as charity, community, and governance. The podcast draws heavily from these themes, emphasizing the distinction between biblical charity, which promotes voluntary giving, and the government-enforced redistribution seen in socialist ideologies.

The series also critiques modern political movements that misuse Christian language to justify policies that contradict biblical teachings. Lenard argues that many contemporary political movements distort Christian ideals to serve agendas that run counter to the foundational moral principles that made America unique. The podcast urges listeners to re-engage with their faith and politics in a way that aligns more authentically with biblical teachings, encouraging them to reconsider their views on taxation, social justice, and welfare.

The ChristiTutionalist Politics Movement: Building a Community of Informed Voters
The ChristiTutionalist Politics podcast is not just a series of discussions; it is the foundation of a movement that seeks to build a community of informed Christian voters who are committed to defending the moral and religious principles upon which the United States was built. Lenard emphasizes that the podcast does not advocate for a theocracy or government-imposed religion. Rather, it promotes the idea that Christians must be actively engaged in the political process, voting in alignment with Christian values and constitutional principles.

“It’s about understanding that being a Christian is not just about personal salvation—it’s about how we engage with the world around us, especially in our political lives,” Lenard says, inviting listeners to join the movement every Saturday as new episodes release. Through this podcast, Lenard hopes to inspire a generation of Christians who are willing to defend the moral foundation of America and help preserve the vision of liberty and justice on which the nation was founded.

Availability and Engagement: Join the ChristiTutionalist Politics Community
ChristiTutionalist Politics new and improved focus December 1st, 2024 continuance of its origins in June of 2022, with new monologue episodes released every Saturday (Guest episodes, every Wednesday). The podcast can be accessed through CTP on DeepCastFM, where listeners can also join the online community, engage with the content, and share the podcast with others who are passionate about preserving the Christian foundation of American democracy. For media inquiries, please contact via Joseph M. Lenard contact page.

About Joseph M. Lenard
Joseph M. Lenard is an author, podcaster, and advocate for Christian constitutionalism. His work focuses on the intersection of faith, politics, and the U.S. Constitution, offering a unique perspective on the role of Christianity in American public life. Lenard’s ChristiTutionalist Politics podcast and book series aim to reframe modern political discussions with a biblical lens, encouraging Christians to actively engage in preserving the nation’s moral and ethical foundation.

Media Contact:
Joseph M. Lenard
Email: jlenard@terrorstrikes.info
Website: https://JosephMLenard.us

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