Family · Statewide · WI · October 6, 2026
FOX6 Milwaukee Compares Crowley, Tiffany on Abortion Law
FOX6 News Milwaukee reports on where congressional candidates Kelly Crowley and Tom Tiffany stand on abortion law as Wisconsin's midterm race unfolds, with specific policy positions still emerging at publication.
Source: FOX6 News Milwaukee
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Why Bible-Believing Christians Should Care
Abortion remains one of the clearest tests of whether a candidate upholds the biblical conviction that human life in the womb bears God's image and deserves legal protection. Bible-believing Christians should not assume a candidate's party label settles the question — Scripture calls believers to know where officeholders actually stand on the taking of innocent life, not merely how they are branded in a campaign. As this race develops, voters should seek out the candidates' actual records and stated positions rather than relying on headlines alone, since this is a matter of conscience before God as well as public policy.
For thou hast possessed my reins: thou hast covered me in my mother's womb. — Psalm 139:13
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From the book
The greatest leverage is local. School boards, city councils, and county commissions are frequently decided by a few hundred votes, and they control matters that touch families directly. Christians have to run for these offices under Counter-Rule 2, treating them as roles of service rather than as stepping stones. And the church has to teach its people to see voting as an act of love for neighbor. Voting for policies that protect the vulnerable, including the unborn and the family, is a spiritual duty rather than a partisan preference.
— Chapter 20, “The Electoral Arena”
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