When I look back to 2022, the year I co-authored “Christian Nationalism: A Biblical Guide for Taking Dominion and Discipling Nations” with my friend Pastor Andrew Isker, I see a movement that was still in its earliest stage. We knew what we believed. We knew what we were called to…
This week we learned that in July of this year United States Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee held a warm private meeting with Jonathan Pollard inside the American embassy in Jerusalem. For those who don’t know Jonathan Pollard is the spy who spent thirty years in federal prison for stealing…
For the past decade they called us extremists. Radicals. Enemies of democracy. They banned us from their tech platforms. They debanked us. They censored our voices with algorithms and shadowy committees, hiding behind “community guidelines” and “terms of service” while they erased us from the conversation. And for what? What…
Sovereignty is at the core of what America is. It is the idea that we are a self-governing people, not subjects of foreign kings or foreign spymasters. When we lose that, America ceases to be America. Every fracture in our culture and every betrayal by our leaders stems from the…
For three decades they told us if we just pulled the lever harder, emptied our pockets deeper, and bent our knees a little lower, we could keep the America our fathers built. They flew our flag at their donor retreats, sang our hymns at their campaign rallies, and wrapped themselves…
There is a sickness in the heart of the West, and its symptoms are all around us for those with eyes to see. It’s not just the political division or economic anxiety. At the core of this sickness is a betrayal of the sacred covenant between generations. We are living…
Before you can build an economy, you must first have a nation. Not just lines on a map or a government bureaucracy, but a people unified by faith, blood, tradition, and a shared destiny. A real economy requires a protected home market, a common legal framework, and above all, a…
We stood in the rain and the cold for this movement. We drained our bank accounts. We volunteered, organized, and spoke up when it mattered. We lost friends and family members for showing our support. We did it for a promise. The promise was America First. The promise was to…
The political landscape has irrevocably shifted. The era of whispering in corners and begging for scraps at the table of power is over. They can no longer afford to ignore us because we are no longer a dissident fringe. We are the swelling tide. For years we endured their mockery,…
When Mark Levin stood before the Republican Jewish Coalition last week and snarled, “You think your stupid little podcast, or your stupid little subscription program, or your little TV show, or maybe you have a little radio show, is going to change the world? Like hell it is!”, he wasn’t…
A line has been crossed in the conscience of the American Christian. The theological and political chains that bound us to a foreign agenda, crafted not in the interests of our nation but for the benefit of those who reject our Lord, have been broken. For generations, we labored under…
We can all sense that something big is on the horizon. We aren’t sure when or what, but that feeling is there in our gut. It’s like a persistent hum beneath the surface of daily life or an awareness that the world as we know it is tilting. This is…
Light is the force behind all life. Photosynthesis powers plants, which fuel animals, which sustain us. Without the light, we’re nothing. In Scripture, light symbolizes purity, revelation, and salvation. Christ embodies it fully. God’s first act in Genesis 1:3 was “Let there be light.” and with that our sun was…
We hear the word constantly. It’s plastered on corporate websites, preached from pulpits, and used as a cudgel by politicians. “We need to build community.” “We must come together as a community.” “Our diverse community is our strength.” It sounds warm. It sounds noble. But what does it even mean?…
Close your eyes and picture a “good Christian.” What image comes to mind? For most people, it’s a gentle, soft-spoken soul. A harmless neighbor who is, above all else, agreeable. In the eyes of the world a “good Christian” is accommodating, quick to apologize, and terrified of offending anyone. This…
