What a blessing to recently introduce so many people to the WFFC who love the Lord and love this country. Here are some photos from some recent faith & freedom programs.

By Hannah Miracle Twelve Years ago, I was the receptionist at a dentist office. This wasn’t your typical office that did cleanings and...

Like many women, as a girl, I grew up playing with Barbies and many other dolls, but never thought deeply about what they symbolized or...

2023 Update of Activities Housed on the campus of Spring Arbor University, the Wagner Faith & Freedom Center serves as the nation’s...

In Part One of this WFFC series on God's Sovereignty, Prof. Wagner explains why our all-powerful, loving God is in control of all things.

After Independence Day, after the firecrackers and barbecues and family memories, take time to celebrate the true spirit of liberty—the one that is grounded in our spiritual freedom—and its Author. There never would have been an American Revolution if there had not first been an American Revival (the Great Awakening). The idea that people could be self-governing, the idea that rights and liberties come from God and not government, the idea that “we the people” play an active

When facing seeming unsurmountable challenges in the culture, Prof. Wagner reminds us to remember God's faithfulness in prior trials.

Prof. William Wagner celebrates the courage of Christian people on World Refugee Day

Prof. William Wagner gives a short exposition on 2 Tim 3:16

During the years of 1861-1865, our nation saw a time of division and devastating destruction unlike any time before or since. The...

The Wagner Faith & Freedom Center will serve as a preeminent clearinghouse of faith and freedom resources. As we build this bank of information please use it to equip and engage the culture. Here are some to get you started: Recommended Books David Platt, Counter Culture christianbook.com/counter-culture-david-platt/9781414373294/pd/373294 Erwin Lutzer, No Reason to Hide noreasontohide.com Os Guinness.com osguinness.com/ · The Global Public Square · A Free Peoples

By Prof. William Wagner WFFC Distinguished Chair for Faith & Freedom In the beginning God… – Genesis 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. – John 1:1-5 (NIV) I will put my laws in

“So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.— Isaiah 41:10 John Winthrop | 1588-1649 Biography Though the Winthrop family was part of the landed gentry of England, they were active in the Protestant Reformation. Thus, John Winthrop was born in 1588 to a tremendous heritage; spiritually, the strong faith of his reformationist grandfather was coupled with the mater

As we head into Good Friday and Resurrection Day, here is a special newsletter from the Wagner Faith & Freedom Center. Go HERE to read.

The Wagner Faith & Freedom Center presents an online town hall meeting tonight on citizen statesmanship. Join Prof. William Wagner as he leads a discussion on current public policy developments impacting Christian people. With the free exercise of religious conscience at stake, it is more important than ever to equip and engage.

October 29, 2023 SAU Leadership Speaker Series The Wagner Faith & Freedom Center and the SAU Leadership Speaker Series is privilege to...

The proposed repeal of all protection for unborn children by Michigan’s legislature is bad public policy. In moving to completely repeal Michigan’s protections for human life in the womb, legislators do not, as claimed, merely replace Michigan’s law with Roe. By default, their proposed legislation legalizes unrestricted late-term abortion, partial-birth abortion, and infanticide, now possible due to the passage of Prop 2 last November. No state interest greater than the pro

In this video Prof. William Wagner discusses the tragedy at Michigan State University and analyzes national and international events impacting Christian people and the freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.