The Awakening With E.W. Jackson

Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the significance of speaking the truth in love amidst a culture that often celebrates pride in sin. Drawing from biblical teachings, he emphasizes the importance of maintaining a Christian worldview and the dangers of compromising with societal norms. As he reflects on the current state of affairs during Pride Month, Bishop E. W. Jackson calls for a return to traditional family values and the necessity of standing firm in faith and truth. Join us for an enlightening discussion that challenges listeners to uphold their beliefs with courage and love.

Chapters:

(00:00) American Family Radio is dedicated to the truth of God's word

(04:21) June is so called Pride Month, which has no place in Christianity

(23:54) Nothing else matters in a cult

(32:26) I sense a prophetic anointing on me right now to say this

(47:40) The Democrat Party has a philosophy of denigrating people, discouraging people

Bishop E.. W. Jackson reflects on the importance of liberty, the sacrifices made by those in the military, and the necessity of standing up for our rights. He discusses the recent passing of influential figures in the faith community and emphasizes the eternal hope found in Christ. As Memorial Day has just passed, he urges listeners to honor those who have defended our freedoms while also addressing the current societal challenges we face. Join Bishop E. W. Jackson as he encourages us to be vigilant stewards of our liberty and to remain steadfast in our faith.

Chapters:

(00:00) Welcome to another edition of the Awakening podcast on American Family Rad Radio

(16:55) We are ultimately responsible for the defense and the protection of our own liberty

(40:02) We need to pray for our country right now, Bishop says

(46:27) We ought to all be praying for our country and praying that God will intervene

Bishop E.. W. Jackson reflects on a recent Stand Awards dinner, celebrating influential figures in the conservative movement. He shares heartfelt stories about the event, including tributes to Charlie Kirk and the remarkable contributions of Richard Vigory. Bishop E. W. Jackson emphasizes the importance of understanding American history, discussing his upcoming Truth Tour aimed at educating people about the true narrative of America's past. He also addresses recent acts of violence and the need for love and understanding, regardless of differing beliefs. Join us for a powerful discussion that inspires and challenges the status quo!

Chapters:

(11:23) I do not charge churches a fee for my Truth Tour

(14:00) Truth tour is intended to help Americans understand the truth about our history

(20:54) One big lie about America, is that it was built on slavery

(28:40) I condemn violence against Muslims or anybody else for that matter

(38:41) Some people liken Donald Trump to Osama bin Laden

(48:11) How can we hate people because they don't agree with us

Restoring our National Commitment to God

Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the current political climate in the United States, discussing the perceived craziness of the left and the dangers of a cult-like mentality among its members. He reflects on the upcoming Stand Awards Dinner and shares his thoughts on various topics, including recent threats against President Trump, the implications of racial gerrymandering, and the importance of understanding American history. Tune in for an insightful exploration of faith, politics, and the call to action!

Chapters:

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

(00:47) The Stand Awards Dinner is less than one week away

(02:04) I'm convinced we are dealing with a demonic cult right now in America

(06:40) Former FBI Director James Comey indicted for making a threat against President Trump

(16:39) All these leftists are the same way. They believe the American people are stupid

(20:32) Jimmy Kimmel made joke about Melania becoming a widow at White House Correspondent's Dinner

(31:52) Supreme Court struck down Louisiana redistricting plan that had majority minority districts

(40:53) The notion that only a black person can represent another black person is preposterous

(47:27) How much longer will it be before there is no one alive who experienced segregation

Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the recent assassination attempt on President Trump during the White House Correspondents' Dinner and the implications it holds for political discourse in America. He reflects on the shocking rhetoric used by public figures and the moral decay he perceives in society. Additionally, Bishop E. W. Jackson discusses the upcoming Stand Awards Dinner, honoring influential conservative figures. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that delves into the intersection of faith, politics, and national security.

Chapters:

(00:00) Welcome to another edition of the Awakening podcast, American Family Radio

(00:51) Stand America will host its annual awards dinner in November

(04:22) There was another attempt on the life of the president two days ago

(19:52) 30% of Americans between 18 and 29 believe political violence is sometimes justified

(23:02) There's been some criticism of the Secret Service over security at Washington Hilton

(31:25) The White House is not a hotel, so securing it would be easier

(32:43) The demon crats won't stop spewing vile rhetoric about President Trump

(41:24) Bishop Jackson: I'm glad the President didn't come back

(45:30) Some are saying President Trump staged the assassination to boost his popularity

(53:00) Please do pray for us, because in many ways we are on the front line

Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the moral insanity permeating our culture and politics. He reflects on recent events, including the tragic actions of political figures and the alarming rise of morally questionable ideologies. Bishop E. W. Jackson emphasizes the need for a spiritual awakening and the importance of standing firm in faith and truth. He also discusses upcoming events, including the Stand Awards Dinner, honoring notable pro-life and conservative leaders. Join us for an insightful exploration of faith, morality, and activism in today's society.

Chapters:

(00:00) American Family Radio still have tickets available for May 12 stand awards dinner

(04:33) Democrat Party has become a demonic culture

(24:39) Bill Maher acknowledged abortion is murder; he's okay with that

(25:30) Cory Booker said we don't need God

(43:36) Virginia voters will vote on whether to legalize recreational marijuana on April 21

(50:53) We have to assert the truth without apology when falsehoods are being asserted

Bishop E.. W. Jackson addresses the recent controversies surrounding Eric Swalwell and the implications of his actions. He discusses the upcoming Stand Awards Dinner and the honored guests, including posthumous recognitions and the importance of standing true to American values. Bishop E. W. Jackson also reflects on the moral responsibilities of leaders and the need for accountability, alongside insights into current political dynamics. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges listeners to consider the integrity of our leaders and the direction of our nation.

Chapters:

(00:00) American Family Radio will host Stand Awards Dinner on May 12 in Virginia

(07:06) Eric Swalwell has been accused of inappropriate behavior involving four women

(26:34) Eric Swalwell defeated JC Miharuz in Virginia attorney general race

(32:21) I really believe President Trump is doing a great deal to serve this country

(37:55) We do not owe our first loyalty to Donald Trump

(45:44) Profanity is just a symptom of a deeper spiritual problem

(46:49) President Trump got into a row with the Pope over immigration

(50:05) Biden: We have to bring Iran to their knees with diplomacy

(55:48) Pray that President Trump's second term does not repeat historic pattern of first term

President Trump Has Given Iran an Ultimatum on Iran Negotiations

Bishop E.. W. Jackson discusses the upcoming elections in Virginia and highlights the importance of supporting candidates who uphold conservative values. He shares insights on the legacy of Virginia in shaping American history and the need for a truthful narrative about the nation's past. Bishop E. W. Jackson also addresses recent Supreme Court decisions and the rising anti-Christian sentiment in society, advocating for the importance of standing firm in faith and values. Tune in for an enlightening conversation filled with passion and purpose!

Chapters:

(00:00) Bishop E.W. Jackson hosts another edition of the Awakening podcast

(08:54) Stand America is holding awards dinner Tuesday

(14:51) The United States Supreme Court said conversion therapy can no longer be outlawed

(26:32) The Supreme Court is about to hear the birthright citizenship case

(35:15) Jaden Ivey was released from the Bulls because of anti gay comments

(45:04) There is an anti Christian sentiment and prejudice running rampant today