Supreme Thoughts is a weekly conversation at the intersection of faith, the Constitution, and the future of the nation. Hosted by Philip Jauregui and Bert Lindsay of the Judicial Action Group Foundation, the series opens the door to thoughtful, grounded dialogue about the U.S. Supreme Court and the spiritual, cultural, and constitutional currents shaping America.
The Supreme Court Case That Could Heal America’s Broken Relationship with God
Could one Supreme Court case change the future of America for generations?
Join Phillip Jauregui, Dan Ahrens, and Ariel Long for an exciting, behind-the-scenes conversation about JAGF, the powerful National Consecration of Our Courts gathering in Washington, D.C., and why this moment could be a turning point for our nation.
From the powerful National Consecration of Our Courts gathering at the Museum of the Bible to a pending Ten Commandments case, discover what's happening in our courts, why it matters for America's spiritual future, and how YOU can be part of the mission!
27 Oct 2026
Supreme Court Red List Reports Judge Amul Thapar
A Supreme Court justice can shape the country for decades—which is why Phillip Jauregui believes the research behind every potential nominee matters.
In this episode, Phillip takes a closer look at Judge Amul Thapar’s record and walks through four areas he believes deserve more scrutiny, from his ties to Mitch McConnell to specific rulings and judicial relationships.
Whether you agree with Phillip’s conclusions or not, the episode gives you the underlying arguments and asks an important question: How thoroughly should we vet someone before putting them on the Supreme Court shortlist?
Watch the full episode to hear the case and examine the record for yourself.
27 Oct 2026
Supreme Court Red List Reports Judge Naomi Rao
Judge Naomi Rao is has been recommended by some as a prospect for a future Supreme Court vacancy.
Phillip breaks down six concerns in her record on marriage, LGBT issues, abortion, and other concerns — and explains why a lower-court confirmation doesn’t necessarily translate to Supreme Court support.
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