Local races shape everyday life more than most people realize, and in this episode, Pastor Daniel sits down with Killeen City Council candidate Christy Wilbanks to talk about faith, family, public service, and why Christians cannot afford to ignore what happens at the local level. Christy shares her story of moving to Texas, walking through deep personal loss, and seeing God use suffering to strengthen her faith and shape her calling. From concerns about city transparency and tax increases to the need for stronger leadership and biblical values in the public square, this conversation is a reminder that civic engagement is not separate from discipleship. It is one more place believers are called to stand for truth, steward their communities well, and love their neighbors through action.

Local government may not grab headlines, but it shapes communities in powerful ways. In this episode, Pastor Nate sits down with Theresa Schwab, a member of Vintage Church who is stepping into the public arena by running for a library district board seat in Salado, Texas. Their conversation highlights why local involvement matters, how policy decisions impact families, and what it looks like for believers to engage thoughtfully in civic spaces.