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Off the Bench with Georgia Senate Candidate Josh Clark

Homeschool father of six Josh Clark is in the fight of his life as he faces a crucial primary on Tuesday May 24th in Georgia. This isn’t the first challenge of this kind he’s faced. When Josh felt led to run for office at age 30, he faced three opponents, one of which the state newspaper predicted would be the next Governor of Georgia. Josh not only won, but did so in a landslide victory, winning 70/30. Listen in and share this powerful interview with Josh!

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Saved to Serve: Christians in Politics with MO State Senator Rick Brattin

Rick Brattin currently serves as a State Senator for Missouri’s 31st district. Recently, he signed up to run for Congress in Missouri’s 4th Congressional. As a father of five and business owner who lives out his faith in the public arena, Rick is passionate about the need for Christians to jump into the arena of government. Listen in and be inspired!

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The Fight For Medical Freedom: URGENT PLEA TO HELP SAVE A YOUNG GIRLS LIFE

You’ve heard me talk about Medical Freedom here on Off The Bench before. The time to get off the bench and fight for our freedoms is now. Today on the show Brian Festa, Civil Rights Attorney and one of the founders of We The Patriots USA is joining me along with Jenna Campo. Jenna is a mom who is fighting for the life of her 17 year old daughter. Her daughter is being refused a kidney transplant because they will not get the flu or Covid-19 shot.  Please help and DONATE to help save Alisa!

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Value Nothing More Than Truth with Rod Dreher

Big Tech banning conservative voices. Ordinary Americans are afraid of sharing their point-of-view because they are afraid of losing their job or tenure. Totalitarianism is casting a dark shadow over the west and we have a moment to recognize it and prepare for it. Solzhenitsyn said “We are not called upon to step out onto the square and shout out the truth, to say out loud what we think—this is scary, we are not ready, he writes, “But let us at least refuse to say what we do not think.” Continue reading →