Most religious liberty fights in court today aren’t just about belief. They’re about expression. Whether it’s a prayer on the 50-yard line, a wedding website, or a bakery counter, the real question is: Can the government make you say something you don’t believe?
In my talk this weekend for the Adventist Today Sabbath Seminar, I explained how the First Amendment protects both speech and religion, and why those two freedoms are now at the center of nearly every major case.
The video breaks down:
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What the First Amendment actually protects
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Why “you can’t yell fire in a theater” is misunderstood
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What recent Supreme Court cases really say
This video will give you a clear, practical update on what’s changing and why.
Watch the full video here: