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3 months ago
LifeWise Academy is an Ohio-based Christian organization that seeks to make Bible education accessible to public school students during school hours.


3 months ago
LifeWise Academy is an Ohio-based Christian organization that seeks to make Bible education accessible to public school students during school hours.

3 months ago
Another company flees Washington, heads to Montana for growth

3 months ago
With gas prices soaring, state Sen. Chris Gildon argues the move would save motorists money.

3 months ago
Seattle City Councilmember Dionne Foster used a Monday council briefing to deliver two Pride Month proclamations.

3 months ago
State Rep. Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen), chairman of the Washington State Republican Party, confirmed he is actively discussing a potential 2028 gubernatorial run while pushing to build conservative voter turnout infrastructure across the state.

4 months ago
Residents in Orting are grappling with high energy bills.
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All eyes are on the shifting political landscape of the state of Virginia. Although she ran as a moderate, newly elected governor, Abigail Spanberger, has proven to be more left leaning than she originally let on. Host Casey Harper is joined by FRC Action's Matt Carpenter and The Washington Stand's Mark Tapscott to discuss the political bait and switch happening with Virginia's newly elected governor. The three analyze the suggested state redistricting, potential policy outcomes, and the governor's very low polling numbers.
Host Casey Harper is joined by Dr. David Prentice, who is one of the founders for Science Alliance For Life and Technology (SALT) and The Washington Stand's Jared Bridges to discuss the current ethical concerns surrounding lab-created embryos. David shares why he started SALT, the development and dangers of gene screening and modification, and the role AI is currently playing in embryo selection.
How would you respond if someone came into your office on a mission to kill you? Would it even cross your mind to share the gospel? Host Casey Harper is joined by Virginia Prodan author and international human rights attorney as she shares her story of persecution and saving her assassin. Living in communist Romania, Virginia felt called to share the gospel with her clients, even when it meant putting herself in danger. She tells her story and encourages believers to allow the Lord to use you in ways you may never expect.
The Hyde Amendment is crucial - it protects taxpayers from being forced to fund abortion and upholds the dignity of human life. So why is President Trump asking Congress to be "flexible" when it comes to Hyde? To discuss this, host Casey Harper is joined by Chuck Donovan, a pro-life expert who has been in the fight for over 20 years. Having served in the Reagan administration, Chuck details how the Hyde Amendment came to be, what it entails, and the dangers of removing it. The two also unpack the recent actions of the Trump administration and what is causing the sudden shift away from protecting life.
As we begin to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, it is important to reflect on the rich history and Christian foundation that this country was built on. Host Casey Harper is joined by president of Plymouth Rock Foundation, Dr. Paul Jehle, to analyze the impact the Mayflower Compact had on shaping American culture and government. The two address who the pilgrims were, what they believed, and how their mentality and way of living influences the American government we see today.
It has almost been one whole year of Trump admin 2.0. How did President Trump do? Host Casey Harper is joined by Family Research Council Action's Matt Carpenter and The Washington Stand's Mark Tapscott to unpack the actions and impacts of the second Trump administration. The three dive into what's changed concerning the: immigration issue, Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill, foreign policy, and abortion.
As American culture drifts away from its founding ideals, the simplicity and beauty of the Christmas story may be the answer. Host Casey Harper is joined by author and cultural commentator Os Guinness for a reflection on the modern-day Christmas story and American culture. Living in a cut flower civilization, the two discuss America's identity crisis, what the Christmas story offers to a modern world, and how this time of year is actually the foundation of equality and freedom.
Is gambling doing anyone any good? Host Casey Harper is joined by Les Bernal, national director of Stop Predatory Gambling, and The Washington Stand's Jared Bridges to confront the roots and impacts of predatory gambling. Few actions by state governments harm Americans more. What does gambling truly offer? Only loss. The three break down what Scripture says about gambling, why corruption around it is so widespread, and whether there's a real solution to this growing problem.
Can AI truly be Christian? Host Casey Harper is joined by pastor and Dominion AI cofounder Erik Reed, along with The Washington Stand's Jared Bridges, to explore the foundations and future of faith-driven artificial intelligence. Even if you are not a personal user of AI chat bots, the software is everywhere. Erik shares the story behind Dominion AI, how it differs from secular platforms, and the growing evidence revealing the risks of relying on AI for companionship alone.
"Socialism works until the money runs out." Host Casey Harper is joined by Cuban writer and author Yoe Suarez and The Washington Stand's Jared Bridges to break down the core principles of socialism and its impact on society. Speaking from experience, Yoe shares what life under Cuban socialism looked like, how socialist ideology views the church and how money is not always the solution for societal problems.
Every member of the Senate has a tool that allows them to single handedly bring the government to a screeching halt. Host Casey Harper is joined by Family Research Council's Quena Gonzalez and The Washington Stand's Suzanne Bowdey to discuss an interesting political tool and tactic: the filibuster. Created in the early years of American government to remove the ability to end debate, the filibuster has been used by both Republicans and Democrats throughout the years. The three discuss what it is, how does it maintain balance in the Senate, and if it were removed what are the unintended consequences for a short term gain, but long term consequences.
Host Casey Harper sits down with U.S. Congressman Michael Guest to unpack the government shutdown and how President Trump managed to do the impossible at the southern border. Rep. Guest shares how his personal faith shapes his work in Congress and guides his decision-making. The two also dive into the ongoing government shutdown-what's behind it, what needs to be resolved - and discuss how Republicans and the Trump administration have worked together to strengthen border security and prioritize the interests of the American people.
OK boomer, if you think dating was tricky in your day when it was just dinner and a movie -ask Gen Z how it's going now that it's DMs and a Bible verse in the bio. Host Casey Harper is joined by Family Research Council's Gen Z experts, Sarah Holliday and Rachael Woods, to discuss dating, political trends, faith, and singleness from a Gen Z perspective. What are Gen Z women looking for in men? Why are some turning more liberal? How can one manage the desire for marriage and steward the gift of singleness well? No matter which generation you're from, if you want to better understand Gen Z, listen in!
Why since the overturning of Roe v. Wade have abortions increased, not decreased? Joining host Casey Harper is Dr. Christina Francis and Family Research Council's Mary Szoch to discuss this concerning trend. With power back to the states, many assumed the number of abortions would decrease. What they failed to recognize was one small, yet powerful influence: the abortion pill. Dr. Francis and Mary unpack the impact and dangers women face when taking the pill and why it should be taken off the market immediately.
Freedom is under attack across the pond. Host Casey Harper sits down with Peter Mcilvenna, co-founder of the free speech alliance Heart of Oak, who shares firsthand insight into the dwindling personal liberties faced by UK citizens. In Britain today, people are being arrested simply because someone found their words or posts "offensive." Together, they explore what kinds of speech can get you arrested, whether similar trends are emerging in the U.S., and how mass immigration has influenced this growing crisis.
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a year ago
The Best Way to Know How to Vote Is to Talk to All the Candidates When it comes to making an informed decision at the ballot box, nothing compares to meeting the candidates face-to-face. The Family Policy Institute of Washington (FPIW) encourages every voter, church, and community group to host or attend a Candidate Meet & Greet. Here’s why this approach is so effective—and how you can make the most of it.

a year ago
Your Vote is More Than a Privilege—It’s a Calling As the moral and cultural direction of Washington hangs in the balance, your ballot can become a monument to the timeless truths found in God’s Word. The Family Policy Institute of Washington (FPIW) invites you, your family, and your church to boldly vote for candidates and policies that reflect a biblical worldview.

a year ago
What is a Voting Party? A Voting Party is a 90-minute gathering for families, friends, and faith communities to research candidates, discuss biblical values, pray for wisdom, and complete ballots—side-by-side. Equip the next generation, encourage one another, and make voting a celebration of responsible citizenship under God.

a year ago
Make Every Ballot Count—Be Salt & Light in Your Community Washington State faces a critical challenge: Every election, between 800,000 and over 2 million ballots are left unreturned. Everyone is a lost opportunity for Christians to advocate biblical justice and influence the future of our communities.

a year ago
FPIW Action Presents: The Adopt-a-Voter Initiative Take personal action this election season. “Adopt” a voter from your circle of family, friends, or neighbors and ensure every conservative voice is counted. This initiative empowers you to be a Defender of the public square, using your relationships to make a real difference.

a year ago
Your Vote: A Powerful Act of Stewardship and Influence Every election, the trajectory of Washington—and America—is determined not just by politicians or parties, but by individual voters like you. If you care about biblical values, faith, and protecting our freedoms, voting is one of your most vital responsibilities. Scripture and history remind us: when people of faith show up, culture changes.

a year ago
You’ll Never Find a Perfect Candidate—But You Can Make a Meaningful Choice! Every election matters. As Christians, we are called to be faithful stewards of our influence—even when there is no perfect option on the ballot. “When Jesus Is Not on the Ballot” by the Family Policy Institute of Washington gives you a clear, principled roadmap for moving beyond apathy and confusion and making choices that reflect your biblical values.

Empower your voice and ignite positive change in your community with the Family Policy Institute of Washington. Together, we can stand boldly for biblical values and restore hope in the public square—one story at a time. Join us and see how your story can inspire others and help shape a brighter, faith-filled future for Washington!




