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Building the case for the Biblical roots of civil government and why Christians should get involved. Includes an analysis of the 1619 Project and the influence of the early American settlements on the future governments created out of the American Revolution.
Beginning a series about Biblical Citizenship based on an eight-week course created by Patriot Academy. The goal is to re-inspire followers of God in American to assume their rightful responsibility to work toward a righteous form of government. This week's class focuses on the Monument to the Forefathers which presents the formula for a righteous people and government under God's authority.
Lake of the Ozarks is a uniquely expansive recreational reservoir whose use continues to increase with little regulation. We Missourians love our freedom, but a little monitoring by the authorities would protect people from potential danger.
This episode is about America's way too long political campaigns that result in voter fatigue, sloppy thinking, and unproductive incumbent campaigners. Time for a change.
The right to a fair and speedy trial makes accusers responsible for stating their accusation and bringing it to trial swiftly.
Don't just pay teachers more to keep them on the job. Make the work more satisfying.
A show created by the people of Lake of the Ozarks. Contact [email protected]. Submit a clip or record with me from 5 minutes to a half hour.
A free society requires that citizens trust the election process and tabulation of votes. The press wants to label concerned citizens as "election deniers", but they're missing the point. Every voters needs the assurance that their vote matters and that there is no cheating or manipulation.
Further explanation and strategy to go beyond politics and work on the heart of the matter, the spiritual basis for God's war with the pagan gods.
I hear discouragement from a lot of people, but they're not looking at the big picture. Battles are won and lost, but the ultimate conflict is far from over. Martyn Iles gives us a word to stay the course and remain active.
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