- Adam Hamilton, founder of a 25,000-member United Methodist megachurch, is the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Kansas and says he would keep preaching if elected.
- Conservatives have seized on a sermon suggesting non‑Christians could receive salvation, calling him "woke" or a heretic; Hamilton cites Methodist thinkers and defends his theology.
- He presents himself as a centrist who won’t evangelize from the Senate, emphasizing unity, affordability and appealing to moderate, faith‑friendly voters.
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