When legal battles involve faith, community concerns, and claims of fairness, the first question is not always, “Who is right?”
Sometimes the first question is: What are the facts?
In this episode of Faith and Politics, I bring that perspective front and center, using my experience as a former judge. As the panel discusses the Justice Department’s investigation into an Alabama city that denied a faith-based addiction recovery ministry, I ask: What was the property used for before? What really changed? And are people objecting on legal grounds—or simply saying, “Not in my neighborhood”?
On Faith & Politics, I share my take as a former judge on the hidden agendas and the bigger implications for people of faith. Drawing from my years on the bench and deep grounding in Scripture, I connect today’s policy battles to timeless biblical principles of discernment, courage, and truth. | 
