Guy Rodgers is a prominent conservative political activist and executive in the United States, known for his leadership roles in right-wing advocacy organizations. He is currently the Executive Director of ACT! for America, the largest grassroots anti-Islam advocacy organization in the United States, founded by Brigitte Gabriel. Under his leadership, ACT! for America focuses on educating the public about what it describes as the threats of radical Islam and Sharia law, while advocating for stricter immigration policies and counter-terrorism measures. Rodgers has been a leading voice in promoting the belief that Islam poses a significant threat to American security and values, actively advocating for policies such as restricting the implementation of Sharia law and opposing Muslim immigration. His work with ACT! for America positions him at the forefront of the counter-jihad movement in the U.S. He has appeared in media outlets and events to discuss these issues, emphasizing the need for vigilance against Islamist extremism. Rodgers' activities and the organizations he leads have attracted substantial criticism and controversy, particularly from civil rights and human rights organizations. Groups such as the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) have designated ACT! for America as an anti-Muslim hate group, citing its rhetoric and activities as promoting Islamophobia and anti-Muslim bigotry. He has been a frequent subject of reporting by researchers monitoring anti-Muslim extremism, and his organization has faced coordinated opposition from groups like the Council on American–Islamic Relations (CAIR). These controversies underscore his central role in the contentious landscape of American conservative activism.

Prior to his tenure at ACT! for America, Rodgers held a significant position as Field Director for the Christian Coalition of America, a powerful conservative lobbying group founded by Pat Robertson. During his time with the Christian Coalition, which spanned the 1990s and early 2000s, he was instrumental in grassroots mobilization efforts. He contributed to the organization's influence on American politics by engaging Christian conservative voters and building a strong base for conservative causes. His career trajectory demonstrates a consistent dedication to right-wing causes, particularly those rooted in Christian conservative values and a strong opposition to perceived threats from Islamic influence. Rodgers previously worked with the Christian Coalition of America, a prominent conservative lobbying group founded by Pat Robertson, where he contributed to grassroots mobilization efforts during the 1990s and early 2000s, helping organize voter outreach and advocacy campaigns on issues such as family values, religious liberty, and opposition to progressive social policies. His career has emphasized mobilizing conservative voters and promoting policies aligned with evangelical Christianity and national security concerns regarding Islam. His work reflects a broader network of conservative activism, connecting evangelical Christianity with national security concerns. His affiliations highlight intersections between religious conservatism and anti-immigration sentiments, influencing policy debates and grassroots movements in the U.S.