Robert P. Jr Dugan preaches about debunking common myths surrounding Christian involvement in politics, emphasizing the importance of knowledge and understanding to avoid ignorance and misconceptions. He addresses myths such as the belief that all politicians are corrupt, the idea that morality cannot be legislated, the misconception that Christians in politics must compromise their beliefs, and the notion that one person's actions cannot make a difference. Dugan encourages Christians, including preachers, to actively engage in politics, dispelling the myth that they should stay out of political matters, and highlights the power of collective action and faith in making a positive impact on society.

Robert P. Jr Dugan preaches about the absolute authority and trustworthiness of the Bible, emphasizing Jesus Christ's unwavering commitment to the Scriptures as seen in His responses to the devil's temptations. Evangelical Christians are urged to engage in political duties based on biblical principles, such as praying for leaders as instructed by the Apostle Paul. The sermon highlights the importance of informed involvement in politics, starting with intelligent intercession and progressing to active participation in party and campaign politics. Pastors are encouraged to equip believers for political engagement through prayer, education, and participation, emphasizing the impact Christians can have on the nation's righteousness and morality.

Robert P. Jr Dugan discusses the importance of understanding the Constitution, particularly in relation to religious freedom and the separation of church and state. He highlights the misconceptions and ignorance surrounding constitutional law, emphasizing the need for clarity and knowledge in this area. Dugan delves into the historical context of the Constitution's formation, the significance of the Bill of Rights, and the evolving interpretations of the establishment clause by the Supreme Court. He also addresses the role of religion in public life, the rights of citizens to influence government, and the need for evangelicals to exercise their constitutional rights without being intimidated by arguments of separation of church and state.

Robert P. Jr Dugan preaches about the importance of evangelicals engaging in politics to influence society positively by being both salt and light. He emphasizes the need for evangelicals to commit to a new level of civic awareness, educating themselves on crucial issues and influencing lawmakers through personal contact, single-interest groups, and broader agendas. Dugan highlights the significance of evangelicals promoting Judeo-Christian values in education and legislation, protecting religious liberty, preserving the traditional family, and advocating for justice for all, including the protection of life as sacred.

Robert P. Jr Dugan preaches about the importance of political involvement and the impact of volunteers in shaping history through elections. He emphasizes the power of citizens to influence politicians through grassroots efforts and elections, highlighting the significance of being actively engaged in the political process to bring about change. Dugan uses examples from past presidential, senate, and house elections to illustrate how narrow victories and close margins can determine the course of history, stressing the need for citizens, including evangelicals, to participate in campaigns and support candidates aligned with their values.

Robert P. Jr Dugan preaches about the significant political victories achieved by evangelicals in the 1980s, including the successful battle against IRS regulations threatening Christian schools' tax-exempt status and the formation of the NAE Washington Insight newsletter to provide reliable information on political issues. The sermon also highlights the rise of the Proverbs-Family Movement during the Carter Administration and the impact of evangelical voters in the 1980 election, where Ronald Reagan emerged as the victor. The sermon emphasizes the importance of grassroots objections and the need for evangelicals to engage in politics with integrity and commitment to bring about positive change.

Robert P. Jr Dugan preaches about the importance of acknowledging God's role in the durability and prosperity of nations, drawing parallels between the United States and Israel's historical relationship with God. He emphasizes the need for the nation to recognize its spiritual heritage and foundation, urging a revival of the vision of being 'one nation under God' to ensure longevity and prosperity. Dugan highlights the significance of religious principles in shaping democratic values and warns against secularizing the nation, pointing out the potential consequences of straying from the founders' original vision.

Robert P. Jr Dugan preaches about the cultural crisis and the ongoing culture war in America, emphasizing the importance of evangelical Christians taking a stand to determine the nation's future. The sermon highlights the clash between cultural conservatism and cultural radicalism on various fronts such as radical feminism, abortion rights, government funding of the arts, and homosexual rights. It calls for evangelicals to engage in political life, uphold biblical values, and work towards spiritual and political renewal to counter the forces of decadence and ruin threatening the nation.