Mr. Constitution Hour by Douglas V. Gibbs

Biblically, were the Founding Fathers justified in their revolution?  Should we, as Christians today, be involved with resisting government and seeking to change government if we feel it is unjust from a Christian standpoint?  The Bible says that we should be involved in religion and politics, and yes, even Jesus was political.  Mr. Constitution Douglas V. Gibbs explains.

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The first words of the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States are "We the People."  The phrase means "all the people," and relays a message of popular sovereignty.  Our American System contains mechanisms that connect our government to the idea of popular sovereignty, be it the consent of the governed to democratic elections for some parts of our system.  The concept of popular sovereignty goes back to Mo...

From the Pilgrims to Jefferson and Madison's 1786 Virginia Act for Religious Freedom to President Jefferson's letter to the Connecticut Danbury Baptists to today's war against Christianity the center of the struggle has always been Faith in Jesus Christ.  As Christians we have stopped being champions of religious liberty.  Mr. Constitution explains why religious expression in the public square is not only important, but...

A January 6 legislative hearing that is far from constitutional, illegal subpoenas, kangaroo courts including the ones regarding Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon, a GOP member of the House has had his phone seized by the FBI, and now an FBI raid against Donald Trump's Mir-a-Lago Florida residence has us all fighting mad. What does the Declaration of Independence say about our desire to take action, and perhaps even "alter or ...

Technology has grown into frightening proportions and the evil associated with it seems to be amazingly insurmountable.  But, we must understand, technology is only a tool.  In the first half of today's program Douglas tackles how we are to view technology, and utilize it, as Christians and as Patriots.  In the second half of today's program Douglas explains that there is a theory out there that the United States has become...

The horrors of Romans, Chapter One, Verses 21-32 are upon us.  How did we get here?  Do those who do evil realize that is what they are doing?  How do we get back to the America we once knew.  After talking about what is going wrong, Douglas V. Gibbs then reads from his book "C.R.E.A.T.O.R." to reveal how we can turn it all around.

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On this broadcast we have worked our way through the U.S. Constitution line by line.  Now, we have reached the final amendments, 22-27. In this episode we discuss Presidential Term Limits, Washington D.C.'s ability to have federal representation, Poll Taxes, removal of the President of the United States from office if he is believed to be unfit for office, the change of the age requirement for elections, and finally compensatio...

The Temperance Movement, which had launched in the 1820s, gained its ultimate prize in 1919 with the 18th Amendment.  Prohibition lasted almost fifteen years, but was eventually repealed by the 21st Amendment.  Prohibition was the result of the political involvement of women, which also led to the Women's Suffrage Movement and the 19th Amendment which put into the Constitution the requirement of all States to allow women to vot...

During the Progressive Era 1913 turned out to be the most unconstitutional year in history in terms of passage of acts and ratification of amendments. In 1913 we saw the passage of the Federal Reserve Act, and the ratification of the 16th and 17th Amendments. All of them are related to each other and were designed to place more power in the hands of the power class of global elites, and to move America away from being a republic, a...

Following the War Between the States the United States proposed and ratified three amendments to the U.S. Constitution with the intent to abolish slavery, establish the emancipated persons who had formerly been enslaved as citizens with the full privileges and immunities that accompanies citizenship in the United States, and to ensure that the ability to vote by these newly emancipated individuals was not denied on the basis of rac...

In today's political conversation we are being told that the United States was founded upon slavery and that the U.S. Constitution is a pro-slavery document. However, the Founding Fathers expected slavery to be abolished from the United States in their lifetimes, and Frederick Douglass states that according to him, and his studies of the Constitution, it is not a pro-slavery document. A young man calling himself a communist dis...

Douglas V. Gibbs discusses natural rights and their relation to the natural order of things, how the Ninth Amendment addresses natural rights beyond those enumerated, the Tenth Amendment addresses States' Rights and what that means in the larger scheme of things, how the federal courts were limited by the Eleventh Amendment, and how the Twelfth Amendment adjusted the presidential election.

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The Bible and the Saxon System are both referred to in order to help us understand why we have a right to be armed. Is the right to gun ownership an individual right, or a collective right? What about concealed carry? Are the 24 States with "Constitutional Carry" laws following the principles of the Constitution by allowing people to conceal carry without a permit?  What is a well regulated militia? In Amendment III we addr...