Evangelicals in Civic Life

EPPC’s Evangelicals in Civic Life program researches the role the evangelical community plays in American politics and public life. This program explores the civic and political activities of evangelicals, taking a look at the broad array of organizations and leaders as well as bringing evangelical leaders together to discuss more effective civic involvement.

The program is directed by EPPC Fellow Andrew Walker, who is joined in his work on the project by EPPC Fellow Carl R. Trueman, EPPC Fellow Brad Littlejohn, and EPPC Postdoctoral Fellow Nathanael Blake.

Program Media

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Brad Littlejohn on Freedom, Tradition, and the Digital Age

Conservative Conversations with ISI / September 10, 2024

Nathanael Blake discusses Pro-Life Peril and Hope

Ave Maria in the Afternoon / September 3, 2024

Brad Littlejohn on How to Elect Leaders Who Govern

NC Family Policy Council / August 24, 2024

Andrew T. Walker answers “What is the biblical view of self-defense?”

Southern Seminary / August 21, 2024

Carl Trueman on Answering Pilate: Why We Hunger for Truth

Napa Institute Summer Conference / July 24, 2024

Andrew T. Walker discusses Overcoming Protestant Fears of Natural Law

Anchoring Truths / July 19, 2024

Andrew T. Walker on Southern Baptists’ Opposition to IVF

EWTN / June 13, 2024