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Posts by Jacqueline Isaacs

Jacqueline Isaacs is the Director of Strategy for Bellwether Communications, where she crafts content strategies for thought leaders. She also serves as the firm’s managing partner in Nashville, TN. She has wide-ranging experience in media relations for national brands and content marketing for nonprofits. She previously served as the Fellow in Strategic Communication with the American Studies Program in Washington, DC. She holds an MBA in Marketing from Johns Hopkins University and a BS in Government from Oral Roberts University. She is the co-author of the book, Called to Freedom: Why You Can Be Christian and Libertarian, and she voiced the recently released audio book version, now available on Audible.

Three Ways Free Enterprise Helps Us Appreciate the Miracle of Christmas

Christmas is a season of miracles. Ultimately, it is the celebration of the miracle of Christ’s birth and God’s provision for our salvation. This is obviously true apart from any economic system, but I believe free enterprise makes it easier for us, imperfect and...

The Importance of a Rightly Ordered Life: A Review of Jordan Ballor’s “Get Your Hands Dirty”

In his recent release, “Get Your Hands Dirty,” Jordan Ballor of the Acton Institute lays out a clear case for why Christians ought to have rightly ordered lives and what that might look like. While the book took shape around a collection of essays, this message was as...

Would You Support the Affordable Healthy Food Act?

Imagine with me, a hypothetical world where a politician was running for the office of President of the United States on the platform that everyone deserved a healthy diet. Not so far-fetched of an idea. Food is definitely a necessity, and in our 21st century America,...

History Will Be Kind to Those Who Pay the Debt

Early this week, the United States of America hit a new milestone—we surpassed $17 trillion in debt. With the recent “government-shutdown-debt-ceiling -Obamacare” debate, I wanted to take a few minutes to share my two cents. Everyone—with the possible exception of...