How to Vote for an Idiot Online Course + Paperback + FREE eWorkbook

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This ten-episode online course by John Hoover, author of How to Vote for an Idiot, explores the intersection of faith, politics, and civic responsibility. Rooted in biblical principles and historical context, it equips Christians to navigate modern political challenges with moral clarity and spiritual fortitude.

Key Themes:

• The role of Christians in the political and social arena.
• The erosion of American founding principles and moral values.
• Truth versus deception in decision-making and voting behavior.
• Aligning personal actions with Christian values amidst societal pressures.
• Understanding and resisting manipulative political and psychological influences.

📘 BONUS: GET THE COMPANION eWORKBOOK FREE
($15.99 VALUE — INCLUDED) + Paperback Book Copy $19.99

Every enrollment includes the full downloadable PDF workbook — with Scripture studies, reflection questions, and action steps. Perfect for individual growth or group study.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

JOHN HOOVER holds an undergraduate degree in Communications, two master's degrees, one in Marriage and Family Therapy and the other in Human and Organization Development, and a PhD in Human and Organizational Systems. When he is not writing and producing Christian media, he has been found teaching undergraduate and graduate courses and/or delivering guest lectures in universities and graduate schools including Amherst, Aquinas College, Cal State Fullerton, College of the Desert, Columbia University, Fielding Graduate University, Middle Tennessee State University, NYU, University of the Virgin Islands, Vanderbilt, and Yale; coaching top-of-the-house organizational executives as an International Coach Federation Master Certified Coach, chairing church committees, providing pro-bono Christian mentoring for men emerging from drug and alcohol addiction, and defending God's sanctity of life from conception to natural death.

You may also contact John at Leadership Speakers Bureau to schedule him for speaking or leadership engagements.