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Case Denied But More to Come

The Supreme Court declined to hear the case of Fire Chief Ron Hittle. First Liberty Senior Counsel Stephanie Taub explains why there’s a silver lining in this response from the Court.

Why Our Nation is No Accident

America was truly founded because of God’s Providence. It was no accident.

In the 2025 movie The American Miracle: Our Nation is No Accident, it takes us on a journey through some of the most significant events in America’s birth and rise to prosperity and power.

To learn more about this upcoming film, watch this interview with the COO and Executive Producer of Heroic Films, Ralf Augstroze.

Jack Hibbs on Religious Liberty: Live at NRB

We sit down on set with Jack Hibbs, pastor at Calvary Chapel in Southern California, to discuss religious liberty.

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An NRB Conversation with Kelly Shackelford

We're live from the National Religious Broadcasters Convention with our President, Chief Counsel and CEO, Kelly Shackelford.

The State of Religious Liberty in 2025: Live at NRB

We're here at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention. Mike Farris, General Counsel of NRB joins the show!

Restoring Faith in our Schools: Live at NRB

We're live with Tim Barton, President of WallBuilders at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention.

Engaging with Gen Z: Live at NRB

We're live with Abigail DeJarnatt, founder and CEO of Counteract USA at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention.

Uncommon Courage: Live at NRB

We’re live at the National Religious Broadcaster’s convention with First Liberty Counsel, Keisha Russell!

It’s Time for the Supreme Court to Weigh In

First Liberty has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take the Fire Chief Ron Hittle and the Bethesda University cases.

They will be conferencing on both cases Friday morning.

Will the Supreme Court justices say “Yes?”

Watch First Liberty attorneys Stephanie Taub and Jeremy Dys breakdown these cases and explain why the justices should take them.

A Teacher's Cross to Bear

Right now, a devoted teacher of 32 years is fighting for her faith – and her job.

Marisol Arroyo-Castro's only "offense"? Refusing to hide a small crucifix at her desk.

After three decades of dedicated service teaching Connecticut's children, school officials gave Marisol an impossible choice: hide her crucifix from view or face discipline. When she couldn't bring herself to hide this expression of her faith, they suspended her without pay.

Watch this interview with First Liberty attorney Becky Dummermuth to get the latest updates on this critically important case.