Would America be different if we feared the Lord? In this episode, Gary Schulz discusses what it means for a nation or people to fear the Lord by looking back over several Old Testament examples.

Why is it so difficult for American Christians to die to self and live for God? In this episode, Gary discusses how our wealth has taken us captive such that we are unwilling to take the hard road and live for Jesus.

Being a true Christ-follower is difficult and requires of us to give up our life in this world in order to have an abundant life through Jesus in his kingdom. In this episode, Gary lays a Biblical foundation for following Jesus. It is not easy, but it is victorious and filled with life––for the individual and for America.

In this episode, Gary Schulz discusses how we have portrayed Christianity as easy––effortless––just believe and God will do all the rest. But Jesus said that following him demanded that we give up our lives and that seeking him was a very hard and narrow road, but it leads to true life. If we are to have life in America, we will have to take the hard road to get it.

Addictions are driven by the state of our hearts. In this Episode, Gary discusses the root causes for addictions and how we can be set free through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

The spread of addictions across America is more serious than Covid 19. In this episode, Gary Schulz discusses the extent of addictions in America and the deceptive grip that it has upon us.

God created mankind to live together in complex harmony. In this episode, Gary discusses how affirmation connects us together as one functional living being, and how without affirmation, we fail to unify and function.

Affirmation is not a biblical word, but honor is. In this episode, Gary gives a biblical understanding of honor, and how honor is our outward expression of value that others have to us, no matter what their status in life.

Affirmation is freely given to us from others. In this episode, Gary discusses how we are starving to know our value to others, so we unconsciously pursue affirmation by raising ourselves up in the eyes of others in an endless pursuit that does not satisfy.

Affirmation is an expression of the value others have to us. We were created with a need to belong and have value to others. In this episode, Gary Schulz discusses how we, as a nation, are starving to be affirmed.