Josh is a Baptist Pastor from New Hampshire with a master's degree in theology. He is the creator of "The Bible Explained," a popular YouTube channel designed to explain tough questions about biblical topics, and the host of "Point of View," a Christian TV and Radio show, where he comments on political, cultural, social, and theological issues from a Biblical worldview. Josh has answered questions such as “Should Christians fight the LGBTQ agenda?”, “Does the Bible tell us how to vote?”, “Is Bible prophecy being fulfilled today?”, “Is the reality of the resurrection of Christ relevant to politics today?”, “Can true atheists be truly conservative?”, and “Where do conservative principles come from?”
"Point of View" can be seen daily on the Right America Media Network, on FISM TV, and can be heard weekly on the K-Star Conservative Radio Network.

Whether it's through his podcast, This American President, his appearances on the Stacy on the Right radio show, or writing for the Heritage Foundation's Daily Signal, Richard Lim loves talking about U.S. history and the lessons it offers for our nation's current issues. This passion also led him to serve at the White House and George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate and to discuss history during his multiple appearance on the Global Voice Hall's Washington Weekly YouTube show. He has a master's degree from Syracuse University and a bachelor's degree from the University of California, San Diego.

Holly Randall serves as Associate Counsel with the First Liberty Institute.

Holly graduated summa cum laude from the Oklahoma City University School of Law, where she was recognized as the Outstanding Graduate for the Class of 2021 and a Sumners Foundation Scholar. During law school, she externed at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, worked as a research assistant to Dean Jim Roth, served as president of the OKC Student Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society, and published her Note, From Peyote to Parenthood: Why Employment Division v. Smith Must(and Might) Go, as a member of the Oklahoma City University Law Review. Holly spent her summers as a legal intern at the First Liberty Institute.

Holly received her bachelor’s degrees in Political Science and Spanish from Oklahoma City University in 2018, graduating summa cum laude, cum honore, and was a member of the OCU Women’s Volleyball team.

Holly is licensed to practice law in Oklahoma.

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