NFA Executive Director Nate Grasz breaks down what’s on the November ballot, why Christian voter participation matters, and how Christians can approach voting with Biblical conviction while keeping Christ—not politics—at the center of our lives. Hear about the key races and initiatives on your ballot, including two issues that will significantly impact Nebraska families and the next generation: online sports betting (440 & 441) and keeping men out of girls' sports (442). Don’t tune out. Pray. Get informed. And honor God with your vote this election. Access your free, personalized voter guide at NebraskaVoterGuide.com, vote against Initiative Measures 440 & 441, and vote for Initiative Measure 442. For more election resources and prayer guides, visit the NFA Election Resource Center at NebraskaFamilyAlliance.org/ERC
What does it look like to put pro-life convictions into action? In this episode of the NFA Report, Nate sits down with Lisa McInerney, a local leader with Sidewalk Advocates for Life, to discuss what is happening outside and inside Nebraska's abortion facilities. Lisa shares what sidewalk advocates are seeing, the troubling rise in chemical abortions, and the importance of offering women compassion, practical help, and life-affirming alternatives. Learn how you can pray, get involved, and become trained to serve women and families facing an unexpected pregnancy and help be the hands and feet of Christ in the fight to protect life.
How can states protect children from the growing dangers of social media and online sexual exploitation? And why does it matter that Christians bring their faith into the public square? Trey Dellinger, Senior Legal Fellow for American Family Action, shares about successful efforts to protect kids online, recent legal victories defending religious freedom, and the importance of people of faith standing boldly for truth in government, law, and culture.
Why should Christians engage in government and culture? In this episode of the NFA Report, Nate sits down with Craig DeRoche, President and CEO of Family Policy Alliance, at the 2026 Social Conservative Policy Conference (SoConCon) to discuss why the work of family policy organizations matters—and how it is making a real impact. Craig shares why Christians cannot afford to disengage from government and culture, and how faithful engagement is shaping public policy and protecting families across the country.
Every year, hundreds of conservative leaders from across the country gather for the Social Conservative Conference (SoConCon) to share ideas, discuss emerging challenges, and strengthen the movement to protect faith, family, and freedom. In this episode, NFA Communications Director Marilyn Newland shares key takeaways from this year's conference in Washington, D.C. Learn how national strategies are equipping NFA to continue advancing Biblical values and why the upcoming elections will shape the future of our state for years to come.
Former Nebraska Attorney General Don Stenberg joins The NFA Report for a timely discussion on America's founding documents, the true history of church and state, and the legal victories restoring religious freedom across the country. Hear why the Declaration of Independence remains as relevant today as it was 250 years ago, and what parents, pastors, and citizens can do to preserve our liberties for the next generation.
The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a landmark victory for protecting girls' sports. Hear about the importance of this decision and updates on major ballot initiatives in Nebraska, including a record-breaking initiative that could make Nebraska the first state in the nation to enact constitutional protections for girls' sports.
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen joins the NFA Report for a special conversation on the values that have shaped our nation and state. Governor Pillen discusses the importance of faith and Scripture, helping neighbors impacted by Nebraska wildfires, proclaiming June as Marriage and Family Month, and protecting religious freedom for future generations.
As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, what kind of nation are we becoming—and what kind of people must we be to preserve freedom for the next generation? Professor Robert George of Princeton University, a leading legal and political philosopher, joins us to discuss Fidelity Month, the importance of faithfulness in every sphere of life, and why strong families, moral courage, and enduring truths remain essential to the American experiment.
Jonathan Alexandre, the Vice President for Governmental Affairs and Senior Counsel for Liberty Counsel, shares about the importance of faith, family, and freedom as we approach America's 250th anniversary, discusses emerging national issues, and offers hope for the future.