Christian Civics 101: Something to Believe in is a heartfelt and thought-provoking book that chronicles Earp's 40-year odyssey, from his beginnings as an evangelical minister and registered Republican to his years on the road as a truck driver, seeking solace and truth. Earp invites readers to explore the connection of faith, politics, and personal conviction in American society. He candidly shares his experiences, disillusionments, and ultimate awakening to the deeper truths of the Constitution and the Bible. Looking at critical events such as the impeachment of Bill Clinton, the Iraq War, and the rise of the Moral Majority, Earp questions the idea that political allegiance is synonymous with religious duty. He calls for a revival rooted in humility, prayer, and a commitment to justice, mercy, and the inherent dignity of every human being. "Christian Civics 101" is a must-read for evangelicals and anyone interested in understanding the real meaning of Christianity in the context of modern politics. Earp's narrative encourages readers to seek wisdom, question long-held beliefs, and embrace a path that aligns with Christ's teachings and the principles of the Constitution.