In 1983, President Ronald Reagan stood in front of the podium at NRB Convention and reminded us that One Name still lifts hearts, heals wounds, and drives away fear. Some things don't change in 250 years.
Our freedom, stability, and prosperity didn't come from nowhere. They came from a faith foundation, and we're on shaky ground the further we drift from it.
America’s founding ideas did not emerge from nowhere. They were shaped by a moral and spiritual framework that taught human dignity, ordered liberty, and unalienable rights given by God.
For generations, God has kept this nation through war, crisis, uncertainty, and change. As we remember the gift of America, we give thanks — and we ask Him to guide us forward.
America’s story is one of the rarest in the history of the world. It is a nation preserved through generations, entrusted with freedom, and never something to take for granted.
America’s future cannot be separated from faith, freedom, and the courage to defend what is true.
Christian communicators have a role to play in reminding the nation Who liberty comes from.
As America approaches her 250th, we must remember the foundations of faith that has forged this nation and the calling before us to reclaim them in this new era of Christian media.
Christian communicators cannot be intimidated into silence. Scripture does not call believers to fear the threats of the age. It calls them to stand firm.
There is not "my truth" and "your truth." There is THE truth. Christian witness requires both conviction and the patience to meet people where they are.