When God Calls You to Share the Gospel 

 and Ends Up Taking You to the Supreme Court

For evangelist Gabriel Olivier, taking his case to the U.S. Supreme Court is very personal. He became a Christian after someone shared the Gospel with him on a sidewalk. He’s fighting to make sure everyone can share their faith in public.

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Obama Administration Attorney General 

Pushes for Radical ‘Court Reform’

As the nation gears up for the midterms next year, many on the Far Left are laying the groundwork to bring back radical “court reform” and the Supreme Court Coup should they regain political power.

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City Council OKs Permit Allowing Church 

to Use Property for Religious Services

An Oklahoma city approved a special use permit that will allow Lee & Walnut Church of Christ to provide a better home for its growing congregation. Now, the church has the freedom to spread the Gospel and serve its community.

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Full Federal Appeals Court to Hear Case on Louisiana Law Requiring Ten Commandments in Classrooms

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a lower court order and agreed to review the case before all the judges on the court. This raises the stakes and the impact that this case will have on religious expression in the public square.

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Major Victory: Washington Will Not Force Catholic Priests 

to Violate Sacred Seal of Confession

State officials and clergy reached a settlement that ensures the state does not pressure Catholic priests into breaking the seal of confession. First Liberty, Becket and WilmerHale represented several priests in a federal lawsuit.

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