The relationship between God and humanity is complex, with freedom bringing responsibility and the need for Christians to stand up for their beliefs in a society that is increasingly secular and hostile to their values. The discussion touches on topics such as abortion, gun control, and the role of Christians in society, highlighting the tension between individual freedom and collective responsibility. [... more]

Kelsey Grammer discusses his new series, Historic Battles for America, which explores great moments in American history. He shares his passion for the country and his desire to educate others about its true greatness, countering the narrative of the 1619 Project and other forms of 'cartoonish politics'. [... more]

The selective condemnation of violence by left-wing activists and the secular humanist left is a double standard that Christians must address. The 1619 Project and critical race theory justify destructive behavior as a response to societal inequities, but this ignores the value of human life and property. [... more]

The pilgrims' founding of Plymouth Colony and the self-governing principles they wrote in their Mayflower Compact are the foundation of American government, but a revisionist narrative claims America was founded in 1619 with the arrival of the first slaves, rather than 1620 with the pilgrims. This narrative is being taught in schools and perpetuated by the media, but it is historically inaccurate and ignores the pilgrims' devout Christian faith and their commitment to self-rule and limited government. [... more]