2024 has been called the biggest election year in history. In fact, seven of the world’s 10-most populous countries will hold national elections this year — including the United States.

As more people than ever before are expected to vote in 2024, what exactly does it mean to be a “Christian voter” in America today? Is it merely a Christian who votes? Or something far more nuanced?

That’s the question at the forefront of The Christian Post podcast series and upcoming live event, Politics in the Pews.

Panelists will discuss hot-button topics ahead of the 2024 election cycle such as abortion, how Evangelical pastors are engaging their congregations on key issues like immigration and border security, and the rise and fall of the “Religious Right,” and support for Israel.

They'll also look at the “Trump factor” and the red herring of Christian nationalism, along with a roundtable discussion with leading Christian voices on the state of religious liberty in America in 2024 and beyond.