Many Americans sincerely believe the Constitution gives them a right to do whatever they feel is justified. It doesn’t.

In this video, I use a real-world incident involving a church disruption to expose one of the most common misunderstandings of the U.S. Constitution. The Constitution is not a permission slip for activism. It is a restraint on government power.

We’ll look at:

• Why the Constitution limits the state, not private conscience

• How the First Amendment protects churches from interference

• Why “I have a constitutional right” is often legally meaningless

• How modern civics education has inverted the founders’ intent

When the Constitution is misunderstood, it stops being a shield for liberty and becomes a weapon against it—especially against religious freedom.

If you care about constitutional government, religious liberty, and clear thinking in a confused age, this video is for you.

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