Words are the only objects of human creation that endure through the ages.

Pyramids decay, buildings crumble, and paintings fade. But words — whether three thousand years old or three minutes old — possess the potential to enter the soul as fresh and as forceful as the day they were first uttered or penned.

As a speaker and writer, I engage ideas at the crossroads of faith and freedom.

I believe, as did America’s Founding Fathers, that only a religious, virtuous, and courageous people are capable of winning, securing, and maintaining liberty. If we mean to live free, we must be brave.

Liberty and bloated bureaucracy cannot dine at the same table. One produces, the other consumes. One creates, the other squanders. One made America the envy of the world, the other is making America just another country in the world.

O America! A Manifesto on Liberty