And as well, perhaps, churches will remove their muzzle (I mean give up their 501c status) and regain the freedom of the pulpit.
Our church was never a 501 (c)(3) non-profit, which status requires sending in an application with (now) a $400 or $850 processing fee, then waiting up to 18 months for a decision. It would be the height of folly for a church ever to apply for such a restrictive status anyway. Did you know they have up to a 300% penalty for "self-dealing?" (essentially, taking money out by insiders without provable good cause).
It would be far better NOT to apply to the government (IRS) for their permission to be a non-profit that happens to be a church. Just be a Constitutionally-protected church.