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My new EP, Religion & Politics, is out today! Rethinking how Christians approach topics like Christian Nationalism, abortion, the death penalty, war, and more. linktr.ee/danmillerband

@ChristopherHale I wrote a song about Just War theory. In the end, Just War is….just war. music.apple.com/us/album/just-…

“Under just war theory, no,” Broglio said when asked directly whether the conflict with Iran is justified. The war, he explained, “anticipates a nuclear threat rather than responding to realized danger.” He aligned himself with Pope Leo XIV’s repeated calls for ending the conflict.

NEW: In a remarkable interview set to air on CBS Easter morning, the conservative archbishop who leads Catholics serving in the U.S. military says the Trump-Vance White House's war against Iran is impermissible under Catholic teaching. Asked to respond to Pete Hegseth's claims that God is guiding the military effort, Archbishop Broglio said the war is not “sponsored by the Lord.” substack.com/home/post/p-19…

@RonDeSantis I got a master’s degree in seminary to go into ministry. Not everyone chooses their profession for financial reasons.

Was it necessary to do a study to figure out that advanced degrees in social work and psychology have zero or negative ROI?

@jjheller can turn literally any song into a lullaby. I sort of want her to cover something like Lose Yourself by Eminem just to test that theory.

As such, we should resist Christian nationalism as giving a Christian facade to nakedly political, ethnocentric and impious ventures.” - N.T. Wright 3/3

as he refused to become king by calling upon ‘twelve legions of angels’. Jesus needs no army, arms or armoured cavalry to bring about the kingdom of God. 2/3

“Christian nationalism is impoverished as it seeks a kingdom without a cross. It pursues a victory without mercy. It acclaims God's love of power rather than the power of God's love. We must remember that Jesus refused those who wanted to 'make him king' by force just as much 1/3

@CoryBooker I wrote a song called All My Life about how absurd it is that Christians - the ones who say they deserve death but God gives them grace instead - are the ones who push for the death penalty. linktr.ee/danmillerband?…

An important read from the New York Times. The death penalty is a moral obscenity and a stain on our justice system. nytimes.com/2026/03/13/opi…

To anyone still gullible enough to fall for scummy media hoaxes: Trump said warmongering neocons love sending your kids to die for wars they would never fight themselves. Liz Cheney is Kamala’s top advisor. Liz wants to invade the whole Middle East. Kamala = WWIII. Trump = Peace.

This seems like a good time to mention I wrote a song about the lie that is “Just War” open.spotify.com/album/4VZJCiCv…

@EstherBradd4 @LauraCh63794122 @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM And we haven’t even gotten to his child rape and obstruction of the Epstein files!

@EstherBradd4 @LauraCh63794122 @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM I can’t believe you’re ending the game after “Biden pardoned his son,” I haven’t even gotten to the private jet, real estate deals for political favors, “RFK can be the health secretary if he drops out and endorses me” or pardons for money.

I share this post in earnest and (what may prove a naive) hope that a few people caught in the situation I’m about to describe will hear instead of rushing to the usual tropes, criticisms and caricatures. For what it’s worth, I offer this in good faith. Between 2016 and 2022, I faced a test of the genuineness of my faith so large and consequential, I’m almost at a loss to think of the right adjectives to describe it. It might not have been so big to someone else but it involved so much of my Christian identity, it was all but existential. Well more than that. It was a dying. It is this test that helps me understand why people who seem deeply devoted to the Lord Jesus and hold the scriptures in highest esteem also hold to a system, institution or leader no matter what they do and defend a side or individual to a degree that is baffling. I can tell you why because I had to face every bit of it. Identity, community, camaraderie, what we’ve known and loved, what part of it we still love, the people we loved, the people we still love, reputation, what people will think, how you will be judged and condemned and thrown over to the other side who doesn’t want you either. And to whom you also do not align and would not belong. Friendships. How you will be misunderstood and misrepresented. How adrift and alone you will feel. How disliked. And then there’s this and it would be a mistake to minimize it: your JOB. Your source of income. Your vocation. This is the part of the crisis I most write these words to convey because I think they are most in play for many right now, whether in media, ministry or politics. Let me try to put this in the words that were constantly resonant in my spirit in those years. And to this day. Though you have no other place to go, Beth, and no place to fit and it not only MAY have financial repercussions but WILL have financial repercussions to the ministry and to your family and will also make them targets and none of it will ever look the same or be the same, will you choose what you believe to be right and put everything else in your vocational life at risk? This is what is at risk for many people whose professional reputations and positions are tied up with leaders, institutions and political parties. Mine was, too. The cost is enormous and the options are often untenable. And so there we are. Having to cast ourselves on the mercy of God. Not for a third way. But as THE ONLY WAY. The only truth. The only life. I’ve made multiple errors in judgment. Jumped too quickly to condemn. Spoken wrongly. Remained silent wrongly and confusingly. I never get it completely together. But what I will tell you is that I believe we are meant first and foremost to call out our own house, our own side, and our own identity group for its mind-boggling hypocrisy. These were my people. Evangelicals. Conservatives. Claim what you will but I know who I am: I am pro life from conception to casket. I am pro small government. I am pro godliness and the pursuit of a holy life. I am pro marriage and family and pro-those God calls to remain single and sanctified and I’m deeply thankful for them. I am pro traditional sexual ethics. I am pro love of God and love of neighbor and the dignity of every person as an image bearer of Christ. I am pro love all. I am pro church. I believe in the community of the saints. I am pro Bible study to the death and believe the aim of all discipleship is to know and love and follow and emulate Jesus Christ. I am pro gospel. Dear God in heaven, I am pro gospel. I believe there is one name by whom we must be saved. Jesus. What I am not is pro Trump. Wasn’t pro Clinton. Wasn’t pro Biden. But those were not the candidates many in the world that I loved so much were cheering on. I accept that Donald Trump is my president. I pray for him on a regular basis. I’m a law abiding citizen and pay my taxes. But I believe Trump fosters something in people that makes them lose their way.

@EstherBradd4 @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM But we can continue: Trump pardoned all of the J6 people, including those who attacked police officers. He did this simply because they committed their crimes on his behalf. Your turn!

@EstherBradd4 @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM Many people do, because he was convicted of a crime almost nobody is charged with. Also his blanket pardon was just to shield him from Trump appointees who promised to continue to go after him, despite years of GOP attempts to find something he did wrong.

@KimRHarrison @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM First, that’s Luke 16. Secondly, this parable is about stewardship - using what we have to set us up in the eternal kingdom of God, rather than using it for gain here and now. Did you think it meant that Jesus wants us to be unrighteous?

@drm166 @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM “Trump is everything Jesus told us not to be.” Oh? Why then does he praise the unrighteousness steward in His parable (Luke 15.1-9) The unrighteousness steward and Donald Trump are one and the same. Do you see it?

@EstherBradd4 @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM wsj.com/politics/polic…

@EstherBradd4 @sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM Donald Trump reversed decades of foreign policy by giving the UAE access to advanced AI chips. This week, it was revealed his family was given $187M from a UAE investment firm four days before his inauguration. Your turn!

@sobrien7735 @BethMooreLPM I just cannot fathom how a Christian can find the sexism, racism, corruption, misogyny, dishonesty, and selfishness of the Trump administration as acceptable leadership for our country. Other administrations were flawed - Trump is everything Jesus told us not to be.

@BethMooreLPM May I suggest staying out of saying anything politically? After the horrors of the last administration, and their very un Christian policies , many of us are incredibly relived to have this current administration, flaws and all. It is much better than the alternative.

As much as I loathe the Trump administration’s treatment of immigrants and said ICE to intimate any minority they can find, I’m commanded to love my enemies. How do we protest ICE’s treatment of our brothers and sisters while loving ICE agents?

@BriMakesSence @WalshFreedom What data do you use to support this opinion?

@WalshFreedom The difference was we USED to take in immigrants who didn’t ask for hand outs, wanted to work hard, contribute to society, and EARN their success chasing the American dream. Now too many are coming to get the “free stuff” and destroy everyone else’s pursuit of the dream.

This is devastating. This is horrible. This is the very antithesis of what America is. Every Republican should lose in 2026 because of this. Every single one. This is on them. This is on all of them.👇