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Supreme Thoughts is a weekly conversation at the intersection of faith, the Constitution, and the future of the nation. Hosted by Philip Jauregui and Bert Lindsay of the Judicial Action Group Foundation, the series opens the door to thoughtful, grounded dialogue about the U.S. Supreme Court and the spiritual, cultural, and constitutional currents shaping America.
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Could one Supreme Court case change the future of America for generations?Join Phillip Jauregui, Dan Ahrens, and Ariel Long for an exciting, behind-the-scenes conversation about JAGF, the powerful National Consecration of Our Courts gathering in Washington, D.C., and why this moment could be a turning point for our nation.From the powerful National Consecration of Our Courts gathering at the Museum of the Bible to a pending Ten Commandments case, discover what's happening in our courts, why it matters for America's spiritual future, and how YOU can be part of the mission!
A Supreme Court justice can shape the country for decades—which is why Phillip Jauregui believes the research behind every potential nominee matters.In this episode, Phillip takes a closer look at Judge Amul Thapar’s record and walks through four areas he believes deserve more scrutiny, from his ties to Mitch McConnell to specific rulings and judicial relationships.Whether you agree with Phillip’s conclusions or not, the episode gives you the underlying arguments and asks an important question: How thoroughly should we vet someone before putting them on the Supreme Court shortlist?Watch the full episode to hear the case and examine the record for yourself.
Judge Naomi Rao is has been recommended by some as a prospect for a future Supreme Court vacancy.Phillip breaks down six concerns in her record on marriage, LGBT issues, abortion, and other concerns — and explains why a lower-court confirmation doesn’t necessarily translate to Supreme Court support.
What does the National Consecration of Our Courts have to do with prayer for the Executive Branch?What if the federal government is a mission field?I speak with September “Tembi” Secrist, executive director of Interagency Christian Fellowship, about how Christians serving in government are building prayer groups, Bible studies, and support networks across federal agencies.Tembi shares her journey from a pastor’s home to two decades of federal service, explains religious freedom in the workplace, and reveals how believers can bring their faith into everyday public service. Together, we explore the spiritual opportunity represented by millions of federal employees—and why prayer could spark renewal in Washington and beyond.
What does a full “Red-List” review of a Supreme Court contender look like?In this spicy episode, Phillip takes a closer look at Ninth Circuit Judge Patrick Bumatay and explain why our team placed him on the Supreme Thoughts “Red List.” Drawing on thousands of hours of research, Phillip examines Bumatay’s legal affiliations, judicial record, and language in key cases—including concerns involving radical LGBT-aligned legal organizations and the Edmo decision.Go behind the scenes of one advocacy group’s Supreme Court vetting process and hear the case for we believe the next nominee should be evaluated on a demonstrable record - not personality or praise.
Two major Supreme Court battles could reshape the future of life, religious liberty, and America’s moral foundations.Phillip Jauregui breaks down the Louisiana abortion-pill case and the Texas Ten Commandments case, explaining why both could have consequences far beyond the courtroom. He shares what’s at stake, why these cases could become defining legal battles, and how Christians and pro-life leaders are mobilizing through prayer, public witness, and action.From abortion and religious freedom to the Ten Commandments and America’s relationship with God, this episode explores the deeper spiritual and legal battle unfolding across the nation.If you care about the courts, biblical values, the pro-life movement, or the future of America, you won’t want to miss this timely conversation!
This episode unpacks what it really means to “consecrate” the Supreme Court—spiritually, biblically, and constitutionally.Phillip Jauregui opens The Parable of the Prodigal Court to reveal the vision behind the upcoming Consecration Feast in Washington, DC, exploring spiritual vs. governmental authority. Why a feast? Why the Supreme Court? And why now?If you care about prayer, the future of the Court, and the role of faith in national transformation, this conversation gives you the framework behind it all.
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Judge James Ho of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit is joining the National Consecration of our Courts!This year brings a rare and powerful guest: sitting federal Judge James Ho of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Hear why his participation matters, what makes his perspective unique, and why this moment could be significant for the future of America’s courts.With Judge Ho, Dutch Sheets, Gene Bailey, Chuck Pierce and other outstanding guest speakers gathering at the Museum of the Bible, this is more than an event—it’s a call to prayer, action, and faith for the future of our nation’s judiciary.Watch now and hear why this moment matters!
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Supreme Thoughts is a weekly conversation at the intersection of faith, the Constitution, and the future of the nation. Hosted by Philip Jauregui and Bert Lindsay of the Judicial Action Group Foundation, the series opens the door to thoughtful, grounded dialogue about the U.S. Supreme Court and the spiritual, cultural, and constitutional currents shaping America.
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