Why Democracy Needs the Church
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Why Democracy Needs the Church
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What role should the church play in a moment of rising authoritarianism and political instability?
In this episode of The Justice Briefing, Jemar Tisby sits down with Rev. Michael McBride—pastor, organizer, and executive director of Live Free USA—to explore why democracy depends on moral vision, collective action, and faith communities willing to show up.
This conversation goes beyond politics. It’s about the spiritual stakes of this moment—and what it means to practice a faith that actively pursues justice.
In this episode:
- Why democracy cannot survive without a moral foundation
- How faith is being distorted and weaponized today
- The historic role of the Black church in expanding democracy
- What “public theology” looks like in practice
- A real-world model for organizing: Live Free Love Free
- Why passive faith is not an option in this moment
If you’ve been wondering what faithfulness looks like in a time like this—this episode is for you.
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