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Pastors Must Lead in Pandemic Response by Asking Most Basic Questions about Authority and Law, Separation of Powers, Says American Pastors Network

August 3, 2020 /2 Comments/in , /by

As states experiencing increases in the number of patients testing positive for coronavirus, reprisals of mandates arising out of limited duration and questionable executive branch ‘emergency powers’ threaten to become the new normal. Although pockets of Americans continue to dispute the sweeping regulatory powers that non-legislative bodies are wielding, many are blindly yielding to these […]

American Pastors Network’s Note to Fellow Pastors: Denounce Government Overreach Now To Preserve Freedom Tomorrow

July 23, 2020 /3 Comments/in , /by

Leading conservative Christian voices are calling on Americans to recognize and resist the overreach of elected officials who oppress God-given and constitutionally protected rights by imposing restrictions on businesses, schools, homes and even churches. American Pastors Network President Sam Rohrer invited fellow pastor and author Matthew J. Trewhella, author of “The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrate,” onto the “Stand […]

Pandemic Places Educational Responsibility on Parents, Allows Pastors to Offer Vital Support

July 20, 2020 /2 Comments/in , /by

As COVID-19 pushes curriculum content, social issues, and worldviews toward deeper parent scrutiny, the pandemic has opened wide the door for pastors to guide parents through tough decisions about the upcoming school year — and American society is counting on them to do so. American Pastors Network President Sam Rohrer says that parents — not […]

American Pastors Network President: SCOTUS Ruling Against Louisiana Abortion Limitation Flouts Sanctity of Life

July 7, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by

A divided Supreme Court of the United States struck down a Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to secure admitting privileges at local hospitals as a condition of remaining open for business. Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the liberal justices in the 5–4 ruling, citing the court’s 2016 ruling as a precedent. American Pastors Network President Sam […]

American Pastors Network President: Anarchy, Toppling of Monuments Supports Growing Fear of Next Civil War

June 29, 2020 /3 Comments/in , /by

With the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) occupation in Seattle dissolving after gunshots left one dead, protestors in many U.S. cities are emboldened to knock down or deface monuments of national founders or heroes such as Teddy Roosevelt, Christopher Columbus, George Washington, Francis Scott Key, and others. Authorities seem paralyzed to protect and preserve public […]

APN President: Pennsylvania Impeachment Controversy a Civics Lesson in Separation of Powers

June 22, 2020 /0 Comments/in , /by

As states continue to roll back pandemic-induced restrictions, efforts to impeach Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf (D) regarding his use of power during the crisis have escalated. Rep. Daryl Metcalf (R-Butler County) introduced legislation bearing five articles of impeachment that allege unlawful unilateral action by Wolf. The controversy is a prime opportunity for all parties and members of […]

How Fathers Can Help Restore the Family and Unite the Nation

June 20, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by

by Sam Rohrer ***This article was originally posted on CNSNews.com HERE. Where are the fathers? A generation ago, the Supreme Court defied the God of heaven and declared legal the murder of our babies—and our fathers were silent. When the Ten Commandments were declared to be poison to our children’s minds, our pastors were silent. […]

Nationwide Unrest Over Tragedy in Minneapolis Reveals Deep Moral Chasm in America

June 1, 2020 /2 Comments/in , /by

With a police station burned in Minneapolis, calls for the National Guard and a nation in turmoil after the death of George Floyd, American Pastors Network  President Sam Rohrer says the unrest has revealed America’s ongoing moral problem. “In the absence of moral restraint, sin begets sin,” Rohrer said. “The very word ‘sin’ is not popular […]