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In this short Prof. Wagner shows why the oath of office includes "so help me God."

Episode 130 – Professor Wagner interviews John Moe, president of Whole Armor Law Enforcement Chaplaincy. Watch Here

01 Nov, 2024 Faith & Freedom – Episode 127 – The Freedom to Educate at Home – Professor Wagner interviews Patti Sailor, Executive Director of Pioneers Home Education Support Services. Listen Here

Faith & Freedom - Episode 121 - Constitutional Protection to Exercise Religious Conscience  - Professor Wagner interviews Counselor Tim Denney, an attorney practicing religious liberty law. Listen Here To view more episodes of Faith & Freedom w/ Prof. Wm Wagner, go here:

The Wagner Faith & Freedom Center and the School of Nursing and Health Sciences presented a Bioethics Seminar for faculty, administration, and clinical leaders at the School of Nursing and Health Sciences. The seminar featured Nikolas T. Nikas , President and General Counsel of the Bioethics Defense Fund. The seminar provided a deep discussion on issues of human cloning / embryonic stem cell research, abortion and end-of-life questions. For over three decades Nikas directe

In this short video Prof. Wm Wagner explains why the First Amendment applies when government pressures private social media platforms to censure speech with which is disagrees.

In this short video, Professor Wm Wagner illustrates what happens when a government, by force of law and punishment, prevents viewpoints from entering the public square. When Government Censures Conscience

Professor Wagner analyzes the latest atrocity in Nigeria and calls for prayer and for the U.S. State Department to step up... Nigeria Atrocity

In this short video Professor Wil Wagner shows how government power over family decision-making is at the center of both government polices intruding into the home, and government school policies prohibiting parents from receiving information about their own children. Government Power, Parents, and Education Choice

On the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., I had the privilege of interviewing his niece, Alvedia King. Here is the first excerpt from that special event. The Alveda King Interview - No.1

God showed up at the Wagner Faith & Freedom Center program for MLK / Religious Freedom Day. Featuring the niece of MLK Jr and Prof. William Wagner, this powerful program focused on the sanctity of life. Alveda King shared her amazing Christian testimony, ultimately commissioning the audience to participate in the cause for life. As part of the commissioning, Alveda put together an impromptu children's choir from the audience who sang "This little light of mine, I'm gonna le

In this radio podcast Prof. Wagner interviews Lars Carlson, President of Youth Haven Ranch in Arizona, Michigan, etc Empowering Children and the Heart of Jesus

And it came to pass in those days that a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This census first took place while Quirinius was governing Syria. So all went to be registered, everyone to his own city. Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and lineage of David, to be registered with Mary, his betrothed wife, who was with chi

We recently celebrated the American Constitution at Spring Arbor University. During this event we discussed the continuing relevance of our Constitution in a divided culture. Go here to watch this informative event.

Shannon Bream is a bestselling author and a leading American journalist. Shannon recently brought the heart of Jesus to SAU, speaking...

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

Click here to watch https://youtu.be/_CQ1f7gkzrA Prof. Will Wagner provides insightful constitutional analysis of recent Supreme Court cases impacting freedom of speech, religious conscience, and good good governance under the Rule of Law. In this analysis, Prof. Wagner reveals a common thread woven throughout these various decisions: The High Court's return of the judiciary to its proper role within our Constitutional Republic -- that of deciding cases and controversies b