Do you find yourself angry or anxious when watching or listening to the news? If that answer is YES...this is the podcast for YOU. 'Politics By Faith with Mike Slater' offers a very different analysis to the equation, drawing from faith and the founders for perspective instead of the warring opinions of pundits. Each episode begins with the top story of the day, then provides a historical and Biblical parallel, and finally a motivating truth to calm your soul. You’ll be amazed at what the Bible and our very own history have to say about where we are today. Enlightening, insightful, and…
Politics By Faith with Mike Slater examines a controversy surrounding Ken Paxton's statements about the Uvalde school shooting. According to the show notes, Paxton's political opponent Talarico is characterizing Paxton as callous or indifferent regarding the tragedy. Slater's framing suggests that Paxton was actually…
Worth it if you're interested in how religious frameworks are applied to political controversies, though the thin promotional material makes it hard to assess whether the episode delivers real insight or partisan spin.
This 21-minute episode from Politics By Faith with host Mike Slater appears to critique Democratic Texas politician James Talarico's use of the Christian concept of "loving your neighbor" in his political messaging. Based solely on the show notes, Slater frames the episode around the claim that Talarico is…
Worth it if you're already skeptical of Talarico's politics and want validation that his faith-based messaging is inauthentic, but not if you're seeking balanced analysis of how Christians can legitimately disagree on political application of scripture.
Politics By Faith host Mike Slater revisits the October 7th attacks through a faith-based framework, positioning the analysis around Scripture, moral clarity, and spiritual warfare. The episode description promises an examination of how religious conviction provides 'unwavering truth and strength' when confronting…
Worth it if you seek spiritual perspective on current events and are already aligned with a Christian worldview, but not if you want historical analysis, multiple viewpoints, or concrete guidance.
Politics By Faith w/Mike Slater examines a reported plague death in Russia and explores whether the disease poses a pandemic risk to America. The episode appears to critique media coverage of potential disease outbreaks, suggesting outlets sensationalize health threats. The host considers the actual likelihood of…
Worth it if you want a quick ideological critique of mainstream media's pandemic coverage, but not if you seek actual epidemiological insight or balanced risk assessment.
Politics By Faith with Mike Slater promises to examine six announcements made by Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of Defense (referred to as "Secretary of War" in the episode title), regarding the future of the U.S. military. The episode's central premise is that while five of these announcements have received media…
Worth it if you're interested in recent military policy changes under the current administration and want a conservative perspective on Hegseth's leadership decisions.
