Do Justice Steve Allred

Attorney Michael Peabody, president of Founders First Freedom and founder of religiousliberty.tv, joins us to discuss some of the recent Supreme Court decisions, including a case about the Free Exercise Clause and the case striking down of Roe v. Wade. We also delve into the implications of these consequential decisions, including the right to privacy, and talk about the need for pragmatism while addressing the issues of gun violence and unwanted pregnancies.

Sean Pitman, MD, joins us to talk about individual rights vs. government mandates and how the Christian should relate to this issue. Specifically, we discuss vaccine mandates and religious exemptions and Dr. Pitman shares lessons from his experience of being court-martialed for standing up for his religious convictions as a member of the military.

Is the church uniquely positioned to do justice — and be a voice of truth and reconciliation in a polarized and angry society? Marc Woodson, DMin, president of the Adventist church in Northern California, joins us to talk about biblical social justice and how the church can lead the way in doing justice and speaking truth and hope in the world of today. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss!

Do Justice is back! Eric Walsh, MD, DrPH joins us for this first episode in 2021 to talk public health, Black America's history with the medical community, the COVID vaccine, personal freedom, and more. All from a Christian perspective.

The police killing of George Floyd has catalyzed Americans. What is the ultimate solution to police brutality, white supremacy, racism and economic inequality in our world? Pastor Trevor Barnes, Dr. Cedric Pritchett and Don and Chongo Young continue the conversation about the killing of George Floyd and its aftermath, with a focus on how followers of Jesus should respond.

(Part 1) Many Americans were shocked and horrified by video of a police officer casually kneeling on the neck of George Floyd as he pled for his life and then died. But for Black America, this story is nothing new. Lynchings and police brutality are part and parcel of even recent black history in America. Pastor Trevor Barnes, Dr. Cedric Pritchett and Don and Chongo Young share their emotions as they react to this most recent trauma and their experiences as Black Americans realizing that their child could grow up to be the next George Floyd.