2025 Prayer Breakfast

Nate Grasz is the Executive Director of Nebraska Family Alliance (NFA), the largest Christian public policy organization in the state. As a fifth-generation Nebraskan, Nate promotes and defends the foundational principles of life, family, and religious freedom by influencing policy, mobilizing prayer, and empowering people to impact government and culture with Biblical truth.

Nate has successfully led efforts at the state capitol to pass significant legislation, including laws protecting preborn children, combatting human trafficking, and safeguarding parental rights. He helped write the First Freedom Act, one of the strongest religious freedom laws in the country, and Nebraska’s first-in-the-nation law creating commemorative birth certificates for babies lost to miscarriage.

Nate is the author of “Would the Pilgrims Still Come to America Today? The Deteriorating State of Religious Liberty in America,” and hosts “The NFA Report,” a weekly statewide radio show on Bott Radio Network,

He is a frequent guest speaker at churches teaching on faith, politics, and Biblical worldview, and in 2024, Governor Jim Pillen appointed Nate to serve on the Judicial Nominating Commission for the Chief Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court.

Prior to NFA, Nate was an Associate Producer for the nationally broadcast Hugh Hewitt Show and a Program and Policy Analyst at the Centennial Institute. He graduated from Colorado Christian University with degrees in Political Science and Business Administration.

Nate and his wife, Brenna, live in Lincoln with their children and are active in their local church, where Nate has served on the Elder Board.