From the necessity of swift, biblical justice for violent predators to his unapologetic stance as an abortion abolitionist, Davis pulls no punches. He breaks down why the "pro-life" label isn't enough, why the Supreme Court overstepped on marriage, and why the deterioration of the American family is a direct result of the nation turning its back on the Gospel.

This isn’t just a campaign—it’s a grassroots movement of believers who are tired of being told to keep their faith out of the public square. Davis explains why he’s willing to risk it all for a clean conscience and why he believes a return to biblical foundations is the only way to save the country.

If you’re looking for a candidate who speaks with clarity and conviction, you don’t want to miss this conversation.

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• Website: https://www.larrydavisforcongress.com

• Facebook: Larry Davis

• Instagram: @LarryDavisForCongress

• X: @Larry_Davis_III

• Email: info@larrydavisforcongress.com

In this inaugural episode of a new series on The Parish Circuit, Pastor Stuart Amidon sits down with veteran outdoorsman Jonathan Dupuis to discuss the vital necessity of the outdoors in family sanctification. From arming eight-year-olds with machetes to taking infants into the desert, they explore how raw environments strip away pretenses and force a family to function as a unit. It’s time to stop playing it safe and start using God’s creation to sharpen your character and reclaim your household.

In This Episode:

• The "Deficit of Danger" in modern childhood.

• Why discomfort is a faster tool for growth than counseling.

• How the wilderness transforms "gangsters" back into children.

• The vision of Dupuis Guides: Equipping the family for mission.

• Practical tips for getting your family outside—starting today.

When cockfighting advocates showed up at the Saint Landry Parish Council meeting asking for help to legalize the blood sport again, they came armed with two arguments: money and culture. Louisiana was the last state in America to ban cockfighting in 2008, and Sunset, Louisiana was the cockfighting capital of the nation. Now they want it back, calling it Creole and Cajun heritage.

In this episode, Stuart Amidon sits down with Jonathan Dupuis and David Riley to discuss why the council was right to refuse, why the Bible is clear about how we treat animals, and what happens when Christians fail to bring Scripture to bear on public issues. We break down the two appeals—to majority opinion and economic benefit—and explain why neither holds water when you're deciding what's right and wrong.

We also discuss the reality that cockfighting (and dogfighting) are still happening illegally throughout Saint Landry Parish, why some cultural practices don't deserve preservation, and how the region's actual Christian heritage—visible in city seals, courtroom imagery, and the motto "All things to the glory of God"—provides the real standard for public life.

Because sometimes the right answer is simple: God says no. That's enough.

When Buddhist monks walked through Central Louisiana on a "peace walk" to Washington D.C., Christ Fellowship pastor Jeffrey Mercer made a one-minute video explaining why Jesus—not Buddhism—offers real peace. The internet exploded. Christians called him hateful and intolerant. And then the Wesley Center, a United Methodist facility where his church had rented space for nine years, kicked them out.

In this episode, Stuart Amidon sits down with Pastor Jeff Mercer and Pastor Brian Rhodes from Grace Presbyterian to unpack what happened, why it happened, and what it reveals about the state of Christianity in the Deep South. We discuss the reaction from both Christians and non-Christians, the fear of being labeled a fundamentalist, what it means to speak clearly in the public square, and why young men are increasingly drawn to churches that proclaim truth without apology.

Watch Jeff's Videos:

• Original car video
• Follow-up statement

Christ Fellowship:

• cfcenla.com

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• Surprise tax increases
• A long list of properties slated for demolition
• Updates on the city’s infrastructure
• Lighthearted moments about mysterious water stations
• Quirky email addresses

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Big talking points:

• properties being demolished or donated inside the city
• officer resigns amidst fight with adolescent
• What-A-Burger is coming

Guest: Scott Peyton

Host: Stuart Amidon

Show Notes:

Introduction:

• Host Stuart Amidon introduces the episode and welcomes Scott Peyton, sharing a brief overview of Scott's extensive involvement with the Roman Catholic Church and his current role with Right on Crime.

Scott's Background:

• Scott discusses his long tenure with the Roman Catholic Church, where he served as a deacon for 11 years, and his wife Latisha's lifelong commitment to the faith.
• Transition to the Anglican Church is mentioned as a significant turning point in Scott's spiritual journey.

Turning Point:

• The conversation shifts to the pivotal moment in Scott's life and faith journey: the revelation that his son was molested by their parish priest, leading to the priest's conviction and sentencing.
• Scott details the aftermath within the community and the diocese, highlighting the lack of support and the challenges faced during the lawsuit against the Diocese of Lafayette.

Excommunication and Reflection:

• Scott shares the shocking development of receiving a formal excommunication decree from the bishop, a rare and severe measure within the Catholic Church.
• He reflects on the implications of excommunication, the process of healing, and the importance of standing up for justice and protection of the vulnerable.

Looking Forward:

• The Peytons' transition to the Anglican Church and the welcoming community they found there.
• Scott expresses hope for change within the Catholic Church and emphasizes the need for accountability and learning from past mistakes.

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"If you were a shoe cobbler, you literally lived above the shop, and all your kids worked with you, and by nature you handed down to them a trade..."

In this episode, Jeff and Zack Moncrief talk about their father-son business that they've operated for years in the oil field, how the Lord has blessed them, and their future plans to continue growing.

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In this episode, we sit down with Ilea McGee to talk about the nature of objective truth. We discuss the relationship that truth has to one's feelings, the application of truth to the modern LGBTQ movement, and how speaking the truth is a loving act.

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In this episode, Emily Nealy describes what it's like to enter into the real estate business as a mother of four. She gives some helpful insights into what it's like to balance being a mother, a wife, and a realtor.

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"If God is omnipotent and wholly good, why is there evil in the world?" On this episode, we walk through this popular question, and examine it from a biblical and philosophical perspective.

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On this Episode, Seth Robin talks about what it's like owning a local grocery store. He talks about why he took over the business and how he plans on improving. He also explains why the pandemic was the best thing to happen to the grocery industry.

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On this Episode, Alex Peyton recounts the story of the birth of his newest baby. While there was a healthy birth and a healthy baby, something else was amiss in the situation...

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On this Episode, Jeff Cook talks about being the sales director of over 500+ employees at Sterling Automotive. He shares what it's like going from 1 location to 17, and recounts stories of his past 13+ years at the company.

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On this Episode, Ben Leonards talks about how he began his Christian business of 10 years, how to capitalize on certain opportunities, and some specifics on how his business operates in his line of work.

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On this Episode, Blake Gilbert and Daniel Bates talk about the struggles of starting a new business, the inner-workings of their current business, and how to operate a Christian business properly. From tithing to prayer, they give great insights on how to succeed as a Christian business owner.

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