On May 17, 1776, the Continental Congress did something remarkable — they called an entire nation to a day of fasting, humiliation, and prayer, asking God to bless a revolution. Two hundred and fifty years later, Pastor Jonathan Hayes asks a sobering question: what happened to us?

Drawing from Jeremiah's covenant warning — "If my people, which are called by my name" — and Christ's indictment of a church that had abandoned its first love, this message is less a history lesson and more a mirror. America has not simply drifted politically. The church has drifted spiritually. And the two are not unrelated.

This is a call to return. To remember. To rededicate.