Here’s your Thursday caption: — The dome was built by human hands. But the authority it was meant to channel came from somewhere far older. Every State Capitol in this country was designed as a temple to self-governance — the radical idea that free people, accountable to God, could order their own affairs with justice and wisdom. That wasn’t sentiment. It was theology dressed in marble and stone. Something has shifted. The people walking those halls today didn’t all inherit that understanding. Some are actively working to sever the connection between law and the Source that gave law its weight in the first place. When that happens, the dome remains — but what it stands for quietly hollows out. That is not a political problem. It is a spiritual one. And it requires a response that is both prophetic and legal, both grounded in the Word and fluent in the language of governance. That is exactly the space Marc Little occupies — every single week. A pastor *and* an attorney. A voice t...