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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2025 · 42 MIN

Faith, Politics, & Healing the Nation: A Conversation with Elizabeth Ersoff

from Strategies for Living

In this episode of Strategies for Living, hosts Dr. David McMillian and Lauren Leon McMillian welcome Elizabeth Ersoff—political leader, former Episcopal priest-in-training, and devoted Catholic—to share her remarkable journey of faith, politics, and civic engagement. From her experiences as a delegate to the Republican National Convention to her insights on Louisiana politics, Elizabeth opens up about her passion for the U.S. Constitution, her belief in healing a divided nation, and her dream of bringing her message to the Gutfeld show.Together, David, Lauren, and Elizabeth explore what it means to balance spiritual principles with political realities, the importance of civic education, and how we can start healing by listening to one another. Whether you’re drawn to conversations on faith, freedom, politics, or personal growth, this episode offers thought-provoking strategies for living with greater awareness and respect.

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