Leading Biblical Civics for a class? Don’t miss our Teaching Guide! This resource includes summaries of each chapter, sample lesson plans for each week, and additional tools to make it “stick” in students’ minds and hearts.

Listen as Dr. Robert Jackson, practicing physician and noted pro-life leader, discusses Biblical Civics with the author. In 22 minutes, the interview explains the purpose of the book, why it’s needed, and the best ways to use it.

Need a quick way to introduce Biblical Civics? Feel free to use this slideshow to lay out the basic Biblical principles of government and break down what God’s people should do in this realm.

These selections from the Book of Proverbs will inspire and challenge elected officials. God’s Word holds much valuable instruction for how rulers can act with boldness and love in a righteous path.

Want to dig deeper on the question of whether we should use government to push religious doctrine? In this essay, Dr. Keith Sherlin reminds us why the state is not the proper Christian realm to spread Gospel truths.

Watch as the author briefly introduces each of the twelve weeks. Find the foundations of liberty and justice, how each God-ordained jurisdiction is intended to interact with civil government, and where Christians should get involved to make a difference.

Hungry for more? This study from Isaiah 40-45 offers a chance to catch a new vision for God. The Almighty Creator is worthy of our time and our focus. And His holy power provides for us through every circumstance of life.

Written during the uncertainty of Covid-19, this message from God’s Word extends comfort and strength in God’s presence. Many do not realize that Christ commanded believers to take courage five specific times in the New Testament.

The world tells us we have a “blind faith” in Christ without evidence. This is not true. While it’s impossible to provide enough proof to someone who chooses not to see, there’s more than convincing reason to trust Jesus as Creator - and honor Him as Lord over all of life.