Remnant Law

06/17/2026

Remnant Law is asking the Texas Supreme Court to do something simple: enforce the law.

For years, a public-records requestor sought records the Texas Attorney General concluded three times were public. A court of appeals agreed. The Supreme Court let that ruling stand.

So why are the records still sealed?

This week, Remnant Law filed its reply brief urging the Court to step in and order release. The Attorney General backs disclosure. Every level of review has said these records are public.

On May 8, the Supreme Court ordered a response rather than dismissing the case outright — a signal it's taking the matter seriously. Briefing is now complete, and the case awaits decision.

06/05/2026

“Transparency is not a courtesy; it is the law,” said Remnant Law President Jonathan Hullihan. “Every citizen has the right to notice of public meetings, the right to speak to those who govern them, and the right to be heard without retaliation. When a public body closes its doors or silences its critics, it breaks faith with the people it serves and betrays the very consent on which its authority rests. We intend to see that the public’s God-given rights are protected at every level of government.”
Texas Scorecard, Protect Salado Kids

The letter alleges several actions by the library district violate state law, the First Amendment, and district policy. 


05/25/2026

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives for our freedom. May we never forget their sacrifice, courage, and love for our nation.

May God bless the families of our fallen heroes, and may God continue to bless America. 🇺🇸 ✝️

05/17/2026

America owes all to God, who guides and sustains us. As we approach our 250th anniversary, let us pray, repent, and rededicate this nation to Him. May revival break out in our hearts and homes! ✝️ 🇺🇸
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05/01/2026

🚨 BREAKING: Remnant Law files Federal civil rights suit against Houston ISD.

On March 19, Ms. Bonnie Wallace stepped up to the podium at a public HISD Board meeting to speak on a posted agenda item about library content. Standing with her was Dr. Rick Scarborough, president of Recover America and a leader in the Houston Christian community for more than four decades.

Ms. Wallace read...word for word...from a book HISD itself had purchased with taxpayer dollars and placed in at least three school libraries.

The presiding officer cut her off and three police officers escorted her out of the building and off district property.

Dr. Scarborough then took the podium and told the Board that in over 50 years of ministry, he had never seen a Biblical pastor support giving children access to books so explicit they are banned in Texas prisons.

Think about what HISD just told the public:

✅ Explicit enough for a child to check out at school? Fine.
❌ Explicit enough to quote at a public meeting? Call the police.

The book stays. The law-abiding citizen exercising her constitutional rights gets removed.

If those words are too offensive for adults, how are they appropriate for children? And if they are appropriate for children, why was a citizen forcibly removed for quoting them?

This was never about protecting anyone from explicit content. It was about protecting the Board from criticism. That is not decorum. That is viewpoint discrimination, and the First Amendment does not allow it.

Remnant Law filed a federal civil rights lawsuit on behalf of Bonnie Wallace in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas.

School boards do not get to silence a citizen for seeking transparency and accountability.

We will see HISD in court.

04/19/2026

Last night, Remnant Law partnered up with Citizens Defending Freedom at Club America’s event at Grace Family Church in Port Saint Lucie, Florida. Jonathan Hullihan gave a presentation on Dual Enrollment at Private Postsecondary Institutions in Florida. It was a great event!

04/16/2026

Praise God!

04/06/2026

SOLD OUT — San Diego Training Camp

We are incredibly grateful for the overwhelming response.
San Diego is officially full.

Pastors from across the country are stepping in, and we’re looking forward to what God is going to do.

If you missed out, don’t worry—your next opportunity is here:

📍 Wichita Marriott, Kansas
📅 May 11–14, 2026

We invite you to join us for the same mission, same impact, and same encouragement.

👉 Register for Wichita today: https://libertypastors.ticketspice.com/libertypastorstrainingcampwichitakansas

04/05/2026

Thank you, Jesus! Hallelujah! Happy Resurrection Day! ❤️🙏🏻✝️🕊️

03/25/2026

Did You Know? There was a game-changing Supreme Court ruling in 2023 that quietly strengthened religious freedoms for millions of working Americans — and most people still haven’t heard about it.
It’s called Groff v. DeJoy.

Gerald Groff, a devoted Christian and rural mail carrier simply asked the U.S. Postal Service for Sundays off so he could worship and rest as his faith requires. For nearly 50 years, the law (Title VII) let employers deny religious accommodations if they caused even the smallest “de minimis” inconvenience. The Postal Service said no, and the old rule backed them up.

But the Supreme Court ruled unanimously: employers must now provide reasonable religious accommodations unless doing so would cause substantial increased costs in money, operations, or efficiency. No more brushing off someone’s deeply held beliefs with “it’s a little inconvenient.”

Have you had a religious accommodation denied or been retaliated against for a religious accommodation? If so, you don’t have to face it alone. Contact Remnant Law to help protect your religious liberty in the workplace.