Faith · Ep. 199 · May 8, 2026 · 48 min
Principles of Conservatism & Faith in Politics
As Texas navigates the complexities of conservatism, Rachel Hale passionately shares her journey from a concerned citizen to a political candidate, ignited by government overreach during challenging times. Reflecting on her family's small business closures, Rachel uncovers the crucial decision-making power that state and local authorities wield and stresses the significance of community engagement. Dive deep into the often-overlooked impacts of local governance and the vital role of faith in shaping political dialogue. From the challenges of voter fatigue to the importance of local control over education, Rachel calls for action against the Texas Education Agency's involvement in districts and discusses the daunting implications of government bonds. The episode challenges listeners to reclaim their voices, emphasizing that while the weight of political issues may feel overwhelming, there is hope in collective action and faith. Zach Ratliff and Rachel illuminate a pathway for future generations, discussing Agenda 21 and 2030's implications while affirming that the fight for liberty and values remains crucial. With a blend of bold insights and empowering motivation, this conversation redefines the narrative of political engagement in America.
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