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Today on Good News Friday: Revivals proliferate at Christian colleges, Christian film makers who continue to make great Christian films, and are now getting notoriety for it. Gender transition surgery is being recognized as unhealthy and dangerous for minors, DEI policies are being suspended, now enabling people to excel based on merit rather than the color of their skin. Catholic kids visiting the Smithsonian are permitted to wear their pro-life hats after being reprimanded for them upon entry. All of this and more!

Today on Foundations of Freedom Thursday we address more listener questions- Many people are challenging the character of Abraham Lincoln. What do we say about this? Next we get favorite and least favorite presidents from David, Tim and Rick. All this and more on Foundations of Freedom Thursday.

Today, we have Daniel Horowitz on to discuss what a hospital in West Virginia has suggested to do to workers who refuse the COVID vaccine. They are singling out their employees who wish to keep the dangerous jab out of their bodies. This attack against personal liberties isn’t just happening here. It is still on the table for schools and government. What can we do to protect our liberties from these tyrannical entities?

Our black history segment today is on Bridget Mason, the story of a former slave who goes on to become very successful and start churches in California. Our interview segment is with General Bob Dees to talk about their Valor Farm program, taking Veterans who need help becoming re-acclimated to society. It’s a one-year program where patriots can learn new trades and get plugged back in to society. 

 Our black history segment today is on Wentworth Cheswell. We follow it up with an interview with Bishop Lowe of Guiding Light Church in Birmingham Alabama, regarding an article he wrote on the Tyre Nichols incident. When we consider disrespect for race, ultimately it stems from a disrespect for life. Bishop Lowe tells us about how these tie into each other, and gives some good insight on race and the brotherhood of all mankind. 

Our black history segment today is on John Marrant, the first black missionary to Native American tribes. We follow up with some good news segments out of David and Tim’s stack- A House Energy and Commerce Committee meetings starts off with everyone being given a Bible. A revival is happening at a Christian University in Ohio. More organizations and government projects are now denying Chinese products and involvement. All of this and more on Good News Friday!

Today, our black history segment today is on Betsey Stockton, an early black missionary. Next, we bring you a presentation from former Congressman Bob McEwen that he gave at the ProFamily Legislators Conference a couple months back. He offers hope for the direction of our country by reminding us of past victories and that our current trajectory can be influenced by Godly leaders.

Today, our black history segment today is on Harry Hosier, great evangelist and orator in the Second Great Awakening and namesake for the Indiana region. Next, we bring you a presentation from former Congressman Bob McEwen that he gave at the ProFamily Legislators Conference a couple months back. He offers hope for the direction of our country by reminding us of past victories and that our current trajectory can be influenced by Godly leaders.

Today, our black history segment today is on Charles Patterson, and early automobile manufacturer at the time the horse-drawn carriage was being replaced by horseless carriages. Next, we bring you a presentation from former Congressman Bob McEwen that he gave at the ProFamily Legislators Conference a couple months back. He offers hope for the direction of our country by reminding us of past victories and that our current trajectory can be influenced by Godly leaders.

Our black history hero segment today is on Clara Brown. Later in the program we have Congressman Roger Williams on to give us an update on government, now with Republican house leadership. What is his take on the State of the Union address? What is going on with our relationship with China? What about the southern border? All of this and more, today on WallBuilders!

We start the program with another black history hero. Today’s hero is Stephen Smith. Next, we work through David and Tim’s stack of good news. In Africa, terrorism is being fought by the US government. More Christian programs are being introduced into public schools. A megachurch in Florida requires its members to agree affirm the biblical definition of marriage. In Fort Worth, Texas, a megachurch gets involved in school board elections and turns things around.

 Today’s black hero segment is on Paul Cuffe. We start the Foundations of Freedom segment working through listener questions, first- If the Native Americans immigrated to America through a land bridge, could you really say that they are native? Next, who is behind ESG and what can we do about it? Also we discuss state supreme court decisions regarding pro life decision, good and bad. 

Our black hero segment today is on Lemuel Haynes. Later, we have Congressman Josh Brecheen, representative from Oklahoma, on to discuss the state of our federal government. How are things progressing now that the house has new rules? What is happening regarding our relationship with China? Is anything going to be done about our out-of-control spending? All of this and more!

Today we start our program with another black history segment. Our hero today is William Carney. Later in the program we have Stanley Kurtz on to talk to us about the College Board’s addition of advance placement classes such as African American Studies, which are a facade for leftist indoctrination. The good news in this is that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is putting his foot down and saying enough!Support the show

We start the program with another black history segment, this time on Stagecoach Mary Fields. After that we get to our interview segment with Chris Ruddy of Newsmax, where we discuss his article about major media and tech outlets, such as DirectTV and AT&T, and their collusion with government and why this is bad for freedom of speech and how it is promoting misinformation.

 We start off our program with another segment from our black history series, this time on Henry Highland Garnet. After that, we work through David and Tim’s stack of good news articles. The house rules now allow the federal government to transfer property back to the states. The COVID national emergencies are now planned to officially shut down. Socialism has been denounced in the House. And a court case win for the ProLife movement. All of this and more, here on Good News Friday 

 First we star off the program with our black hero segment on Blanche Kelso Bruce. Then for Foundations of Freedom Thursday, we answer more listener questions- Has the Lemon Test been removed now that there have been a rulings in favor of faith? What is the difference between a representative democracy and a constitutional republic? As well as some podcast listening suggestions from David, Rick and Tim. 

 In order to get caught up on our Good News Friday stack, we’ve decided to bring you some good news, today on Wednesday! We start off the program with another segment from our black history segment on Christian Fleetwood. We follow it up with our good news topics- Increased oil and gas drilling bills being passed in the House, in the NHL teams are declining to wear special pride jerseys, the constitution was read before the State of the Union address and a judge in California blocks COVID-19 disinformation law. All of this and more today on Good News Wednesday! 

We start the program with a black history segment on George Washington Carver. Our topic for the day is a petroleum reserve in Alaska. The drilling company has been waiting 20 years to get a permit to drill, but the government has been dragging its feet. Tapping into this reserve would bring gas prices down drastically. Will this be able to go through with the Biden administration? Congressman Todd Tiahrt is on today to tell us about it.

 An open Bible is discovered in a painting that hangs in our nation’s capitol, depicting the signing of the Constitution. Daniel Dreisbach, professor at American University, is on today to tell us all about it. What does it mean? And what does this say about the faith of our founders?