From the Pulpit to the Public Square
The conversation explores Dr. Doug Richey's journey from pastoral ministry to public policy engagement, focusing on the challenges and principles of engaging in politics without compromising biblical values. It delves into his transition into politics, the impact of seminary training on public engagement, and the guiding principles in legislation. The conversation delves into the importance of engaging in public policy with goodwill and the significance of education freedom and parental rights. Dr. Doug Richey shares insights on these topics and provides valuable perspectives on engaging in public discourse and advocating for educational reform.
Harrison Lang
Harrison Lang serves as President and CEO of Truth in the Public Square. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Biblical Studies from Spurgeon College and a Master of Divinity from Midwestern Seminary. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Biblical Studies from Midwestern Seminary
Doug Richey
Dr. Doug Richey currently serves as a Senior Fellow, with Do No Harm; and as the Public Theology and Policy consultant, for the MO Baptist Convention. Having served for 28 years in pastoral ministry, he most recently served as Senior Pastor of Pisgah Baptist Church, for nearly 20 years. He also served three terms as a Missouri State Representative, a law enforcement chaplain for the Missouri State Highway Patrol and Clay County Sheriff's Office, and as an adjunct for MBTS. Dr. Richey holds a B.S. degree (Finance & Economics) from the University of Central Missouri as well as the M.Div., M.A., Th.M., and D.Min. degrees from MBTS. Doug and his wife Jennifer have been married for 29 years and have two daughters.
