In 1961, the residents of McDonald County, Missouri, decided to secede from the state and form their own territory, known as the Ozark Breakaway, in protest of being left off a new vacation highway map. The residents, led by State Senator Lee Aaron Batchelor, created their own government, currency, and even a border patrol to enforce their new territory's laws. [... more]

John refutes the secessionists' claims to know God, abide in God, and be in the light by demonstrating their hatred for fellow believers and their rejection of the apostolic gospel. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and loving Christ's people as evidence of true faith and assurance of salvation. [... more]

John's letter addresses the issue of fellowship with God and the secessionists' claims of a special anointing that allows them to move beyond the gospel. John refutes these claims, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging sin and the need for Jesus' atonement for sin. He teaches that the Holy Spirit's anointing is not a special gift, but rather the Spirit of truth working in us to illuminate our sin and our Savior. John's letter highlights the central role of the gospel in the Christian life, emphasizing the need for constant assurance of forgiveness and cleansing through Christ's propitiation. [... more]

In 1961, the residents of McDonald County in Missouri, feeling overlooked and underrepresented, decided to secede from the state and form their own territory, with a unique system of governance and a sense of community pride. [... more]

Abraham Lincoln's first inaugural address addressed the issue of secession and the unity of the United States, emphasizing the importance of preserving the Constitution and the union. He warned that secession would lead to anarchy and despotism, and that the government would not assail those who were dissatisfied, but would instead defend itself. Lincoln's speech was a masterful attempt to appeal to the better angels of the nation's nature and to prevent the outbreak of civil war. [... more]

The Anti-Semitism Awareness Act has sparked controversy on university campuses, with some arguing it could lead to the criminalization of the New Testament. Meanwhile, a growing movement of patriotism and secession is underway, with some communities seeking to break away from high-tax cities and form their own governments. As the debate over free speech and government overreach continues, Americans are taking a stand for their rights and values. [... more]

The Texas National Guard is considering declaring the Biden regime an illegitimate government and arresting federal agents who are attempting to interfere with Texas's duty to defend its own borders. This move could lead to secession and a breakup of the United States, as more states may join Texas in standing up against the federal government's open border policies and alleged election fraud. Meanwhile, a group of former high-ranking FBI officials has issued a memo warning of an imminent threat to national security due to Biden's open border policies, and the World Health Organization and World Economic Forum are pushing for global control and depopulation. [... more]

A unique protest in 1961 McDonald County, Missouri, saw the town secede from the state, forming the McDonald Territory, in response to being left off a vacation highway map. Meanwhile, in Hollywood, a secret history of the casting couch is explored, and Boston Children's Hospital is recognized for its innovation in healthcare. [... more]

In 1961, the residents of McDonald County in Missouri, feeling overlooked and economically threatened, decided to secede from the state and form their own territory, with its own government and laws, in a unique protest against the state's neglect. [... more]

The hosts discuss the current state of lawlessness and corruption in the government, the rise of the anti-Christ, and the potential for a civil war. They also touch on the topic of transgenderism, secession, and national divorce, and how these issues relate to biblical prophecy and faith in God. [... more]

A conservative talk show host discusses the chaos at the Tennessee State Capitol, where lawmakers are trying to expel three Democrats who attempted to incite a riot. The host also talks about the transgender movement, gun laws, and abortion, and suggests that the country may be heading towards secession or a national divorce. Additionally, he discusses the issue of wokeness and the climate cult, and emphasizes the importance of faith, patriotism, hard work, and family. [... more]