Brad (Ph.D., University of Edinburgh) is a fellow in the Evangelicals and Civic Life program at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. He founded and served for 10 years as president of The Davenant Institute and has taught for several institutions, including Moody Bible Institute–Spokane, Bethlehem College and Seminary, and Patrick Henry College. He is recognized as a leading scholar of the English theologian Richard Hooker and has published and lectured extensively in the fields of Reformation history, Christian ethics, and political theology. He lives in Northern Virginia with his wife, Rachel, and four children.
Brad Littlejohn | Giving children unfettered access to smartphones is disastrous for them and society
Brad Littlejohn | Christians should avoid the fog of hot takes
Successful politics begins with the basics
Brad Littlejohn | Christians should take the responsibility seriously but bear the burden lightly
Brad Littlejohn | It really does matter—just look at Arizona and Florida
Brad Littlejohn | Elites disparage border concerns at their own political peril
Although smartphones are ubiquitous, their distractions, temptations, and risks call for caution
Brad Littlejohn | Relationships with AI chatbots offer only an illusion of power and freedom
Brad Littlejohn | Lawmakers need to update the legal framework governing the internet
Brad Littlejohn | We should not allow a harmful product to become a social requirement
