Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the troubling spirit of compromise among Christians in today's political climate. Drawing from recent election outcomes in Virginia, he emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith and values rather than yielding to societal pressures. Bishop E. W. Jackson explores the implications of voting for candidates who do not align with biblical principles and calls for a renewed commitment to uphold Judeo-Christian values. Join us for this compelling discussion that challenges listeners to reflect on their beliefs and actions.

Chapters:

(00:00) Welcome to another edition of the Awakening Podcast

(01:31) The conservative candidates in Virginia lost big in November elections

(08:57) Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor is openly gay

(13:45) I want to distinguish between our support for President Trump and supporting homosexuality

(19:50) James Robinson: President Trump is living an upright life, based on evidence

(27:02) Israel and Judah broke up into two different nations after the death of Solomon

(29:29) Ten tribes against two, according to Second Chronicles, chapter 16

(35:48) All we can do is what's right and leave it in God's hands

(36:19) I'm convinced that God is using Donald Trump for our sake

(44:21) The people gathered together and gave Aaron an order to make them gods

(50:50) Stan Perry: Don't compromise to win every election, not heaven

In this powerful episode, Bishop E.. W. Jackson reflects on the significance of Veterans Day and the enduring commitment of those who serve in the military. He shares personal anecdotes from his time in the Marine Core, emphasizing the values of duty, discipline, and sacrifice. Bishop E. W. Jackson also discusses the current political landscape, expressing concern over the rise of communism and the importance of defending the Constitution. Join us for an inspiring conversation that honors our veterans and calls for action to protect America's freedoms.

Chapters:

(00:00) American Family Radio welcomes Bishop E.W. jackson to the podcast

(00:45) President Obama wishes all veterans happy Veterans Day

(09:15) I want to acknowledge all of our service people, Army, Navy

(15:46) I talked last week about the outcome of the Virginia election

(25:36) Bishop Jackson is poised to become the next mayor of New York

(32:07) They want to marginalize us, and they want people to embrace Islam

(32:58) One of the reasons Christianity is so readily debunked is lies about it

(43:16) Abigail Spinberger is running to be Virginia's next governor

(51:13) Some say the conservative movement is being infiltrated by anti Semites

Bishop E.. W. Jackson shares his reflections on the recent election results in New York, New Jersey, and Virginia, providing a Christian conservative perspective on the political landscape. He discusses the implications of the Democrats' sweeping victories and the challenges facing the Republican party, particularly in connecting with the black community and addressing the issue of abortion. Tune in for an insightful analysis that encourages listeners to stay engaged and committed to their values amidst political turmoil.

Chapters:

(00:00) American Family Radio podcast features Bishop E.W. jackson on election results

(02:08) Jay Jones: Getting on the ballot in Virginia is hard. I did it three times

(09:14) When I ran for lieutenant governor, I was under vicious attack from Democrats

(18:06) If Bob McDonald had not been wounded, I believe we would have won

(25:16) The Black vote voted 93% to 96% for Democrats in Virginia this year

(34:25) Jay Jones won the Black vote with 93.2%. That means barely

(43:43) You've got to have a plan and a program for educating people

(45:22) Mamdani is both a socialist and an Islamist

(51:42) Pray for us here in Virginia, because I know there'd be people leaving

Bishop E.. W. Jackson discusses the critical upcoming elections in Virginia and the importance of voter turnout. He highlights the moral implications of the candidates and their policies, urging listeners to engage in the political process with faith and determination. The Bishop also shares insights on the ongoing government shutdown, expressing concerns about its impact on everyday Americans and the motivations behind it. Tune in for a passionate call to action and a reminder of the importance of righteousness in leadership.

Chapters:

(00:00) American Family Radio welcomes Bishop E.W. Jackson to the podcast

(01:20) Virginia has a big election coming up in which polls show Sears trailing

(05:12) Virginia is on the precipice of seeing its state ruined over abortion

(12:51) There's going to be a breakthrough soon on the shutdown, Shaw says

(21:00) The coalition in America is sending $500 million to liberal news outlets

(29:39) Jasmine Crockett secretly owned two pot shops

(44:14) Pray for our country. The rest is in the hands of God

In this episode, Bishop E.. W. Jackson discusses the critical state of America, emphasizing the importance of spiritual and moral renewal alongside political change. He addresses the challenges posed by cultural shifts, the implications of recent political candidates, and the need for integrity in voting. Bishop E. W. Jackson also calls for prayer and support for American Family Radio as a voice for truth and righteousness. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on the values that shape our nation!

Chapters:

(00:00) Bishop E.W. jackson: President Trump cannot solve America's problems alone

(04:50) We have a Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor in Virginia who is homosexual

(14:50) My recommendation is a write in vote for Virginia LT. Governor

(16:11) Democrats say they don't want to fund health care for illegal aliens

(24:46) I haven't heard any prominent Republican address this issue adequately

(36:20) President Trump is not militarizing cities

(44:29) Democrats never acknowledge that we're a constitutional republic, which the Founding Fathers designed

(47:39) Nothing would please me more than to see peace in the Middle east

Benjamin Netanyahu: America Has Stood by Israel Despite Weak Presidents

What should Christians do to support Israel after the October 7th attack

In this episode, Bishop E.. W. Jackson tackles pressing issues affecting American society, including the recent arrest of a superintendent in Des Moines, Iowa, who was found to be an illegal immigrant. He discusses the implications of such incidents on national security and the education system. Bishop E. W. Jackson also addresses the Chicago Teachers Union's controversial decision to honor Assata Shakur, a figure associated with violence against law enforcement. Throughout the episode, he emphasizes the importance of understanding the Constitution and advocates for making Constitution Day a federal holiday to promote unity and awareness of individual liberties.

Chapters:

(00:00) Bishop E.W. jackson hosts American Family Radio's Awakening podcast

(00:59) Des Moines superintendent who was arrested for carrying illegal firearm is an illegal immigrant

(11:26) We must make September 17th a federal holiday, says AFR founder

(21:17) Stand has declared September to be, um, Celebrate American History Month

(29:47) The black family was not destroyed even by slavery, Eve Bell says

(38:36) Christian: We should not count non citizens for purposes of congressional representation

(45:43) There are three ways you can get involved with StanAmerica US

In this powerful episode, Bishop E.. W. Jackson reflects on the profound impact of Charlie Kirk's memorial and the contrasting responses to tragedy in America. Through heartfelt anecdotes and scriptural insights, he emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, unity, and the need to deracialize America. Bishop E. W. Jackson also calls for Constitution Day to be recognized as a federal holiday, linking it to the principles of justice and the foundational values of the nation. Join us as we explore these critical themes and the call to action for all Americans.

Chapters:

(00:00) Bishop E.W. Jackson hosts American Family Radio's The Awakening Podcast

(00:57) Tyler Legend: The memorial for Charlie Kirk was profoundly moving on several levels

(09:33) Jackson: I want Tyler Robinson to make it into heaven

(17:33) Charlie Kirk says Terry Lazer had profound impact on his life

(21:31) JD Vance believes God uses martyrdom to further his agenda

(25:35) Stan Hampton: We need to make Constitution Day a federal holiday

(33:17) StandAmerica US wants to make Constitution Day a federal holiday

(38:53) People denigrate Charlie Kirk by calling him a racist

(47:53) J.D. Vance says his children are disadvantaged because they're black

In this powerful episode, Bishop E.. W. Jackson reflects on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing the importance of maintaining Christian joy amid sorrow. He discusses the significance of Constitution Day, honoring Kirk as a martyr for both faith and freedom of speech. Bishop E. W. Jackson calls for unity in upholding Judeo-Christian values and the Constitution, urging listeners to engage in peaceful discourse rather than violence. Join us as we explore these profound themes and the call to action for the future of America.

Chapters:

(00:00) Bishop E.W. jackson discusses Charlie Kirk assassination on American Family Radio

(01:46) Today is Constitution Day in honor of slain American Charlie Kirk

(08:19) It's time for society to admit that sexual liberation movement is societal poison

(16:30) Charlie Kirk received death threats for speaking out against racism on college campuses

(24:02) Charlie Kirk died as a martyr for the Constitution of the United States

(28:29) Tell me how you made Juneteenth a federal holiday

(32:32) Stand in Prayer for America calls every Friday at 12 noon Eastern Time

(34:51) Stand has three ways you can volunteer. You can become a Stand ambassador

(38:17) I want to start a Charlie Kirk style campaign in the black community

(43:07) Today is Constitution Day, the second most important day in American history

(48:44) We are full of joy following Charlie Kirk's assassination last week