Joseph earned his undergraduate degree from Lee University and later completed his Juris Doctor, graduating cum laude from the Florida International University College of Law. His academic work has focused on constitutional structure, the separation of powers, and election law, with published scholarship appearing in the University of Florida Journal of Law & Public Policy and Thurgood Marshall Law Review. He is passionate about bridging the gap between church and state in a way that honors Scripture and strengthens communities.
The work, eleven years in, begins with honesty; the admission that Obergefell was not a neutral expansion of rights but a substitution of one set of duties for another, and that the duties it displaced were owed chiefly to children.
Date posted: 2026-08-01