As a Christian, I recognize that political influence is an imperative means of bringing justice, goodness, and a strong moral compass to society. Among the most impactful ways of ensuring that such virtue exists in both the political sphere and the culture is to vote.

Christians are not called to the sidelines while injustice and evil take center stage in our communities. We are called to seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God (Micah 6:8). Biblical stories through the Old and New Testaments illustrate God’s use of His people to engage and combat evil, to elevate justice, and to protect the defenseless.

Therefore, as a tangible act of obeying this biblical calling and serving as a faithful steward of my God-given rights, I commit today to register to vote, to always vote for candidates who will stand by policies that reflect biblical truth, and to share truthful information as I engage my community on the importance of voting.

Furthermore, in carrying out this commitment…

• I promise to vote for candidates who will implement biblical values, defend individual liberty, and advance the principles intended by our Founders.
• I promise to vote for parental rights in their students’ education.
• I promise to vote for religious liberty — the freedom to not only believe but also to express one’s faith in the public square.
• I promise to vote for the sanctity of human life.
• I promise to vote for free speech as the bedrock of the citizenry’s influence.
• I promise to vote diligently in every school board, local, state, and federal election and, when I’m uncertain of how to vote or who to vote for, to seek guidance from respected sources.
• Most importantly, I promise to saturate my vote in prayer that I will be wise, discerning, fair-minded, and humble in how I ultimately decide to vote.