Today’s podcast featured Wisconsin State Representative Paul Tittl, discussing faith, government, and misconceptions about politics. Host Dave Wager and Paul began with Romans 13:1-2, emphasizing that governing authorities are established by God. Paul shared how his faith guides his work and how his Capitol Bible study attracts legislators from all parties. Dave Wager admitted his perception of government changed after visiting Madison, realizing that despite political divisions, many in government are genuine, respectful people.

Paul Tittl is an American businessman and politician. From Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Tittl owns Vacuum & Sew Center and Paintball Paul’s. Tittl also served on the Manitowoc County Board of Supervisor and Manitowoc Common Council. In November 2012, Tittl was elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly as a Republican.

The discussion then explored the role of government versus the church in addressing societal needs like mental health and poverty. Paul noted that government has taken over responsibilities once handled by the church, leading to less faith-based outreach. They also touched on political power struggles, the unintended consequences of government programs, and how leadership should serve the people rather than personal agendas. The episode encouraged listeners to be informed, prayerful, and engaged with their representatives, challenging them to rethink how they view and support government.

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