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On this special Memorial Day episode, Tony Perkins sits down with four U.S. Representatives who share their faith journey with Christ and what motivates them as members of Congress.
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Honoring Our Heroes: Memorial Day Reflections 0:06 Welcome to this special edition of the Washington Watch News Desk. I'm Sarah Holliday and today is Memorial Day. This is a time to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our0:17 freedom. Join us as we pay tribute to our fallen heroes.1:15 Memorial Day, first called Decoration Day, began after the Civil War to honor fallen soldiers. It now commemorates all American service members who died in every conflict from World War 1 to today.1:27 Their stories of bravery remind us that freedom is paid for with the lives of heroes who loved this country more than themselves. Here are the voices of service members sharing from their personal experiences.1:39 On Memorial Day, I honor and remember those who laid down their lives for our freedom. Their sacrifice, much like Christ on the cross, was an act of love, not because we earned it or deserve it, but because love1:51 made it possible. As Jesus said, greater love hath no man than this, till that a man lay down his life for his friends.1:59 It's often been said that freedom is not free. Somebody has paid a price. In my time in the military, 30 plus years, we have a saying that's often said that we train like we fight, and we fight like we2:11 train. Our freedom is ensured by our servicemen and women, many of whom have sacrificed their lives in service to our country, both in combat and training operations. 1 example of many2:23 involved, a fine young man, Air Force Academy graduate who was selected for f 16 training, He came to, Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico for centrifuge training to deal with the high g environment of fighter jets. This2:35 man's performance was fantastic,2:36 the best to date.2:37 In fact, I used his training video as part of official air force curriculum on training our fighter pilots to deal with high g's. Unfortunately, approximately 1 year past this point, he perished2:49 in a g induced loss of consciousness. He g locked in the f 16, and he perished off the coast of South Carolina. That's a reminder to me then and now of the threat, the daily3:01 threat our men and women face in combat and training operation. So today, we honor our service men and women, many of whom have given their lives in combat and training operations to ensure3:13 our freedom.3:14 We're also honored to hear from family research councils, lieutenant general retired William g Jerry Boykin, a decorated veteran and leader who served in the US Army, including with Delta Force.3:26 Hi, everybody. I'm Jerry Boykin. I spent 36 and a half years in the US Army, and today is a very special day. It's Memorial Day. It's not a day of celebration, as some people seem3:37 to think. It's a day of remembrance, remembering those men and women who served this nation. They answered the call, and ultimately, they gave the last measure. They died in3:49 their role in combat. I want to say to you today is a good time for you. If you're anywhere near a veteran cemetery or you know someone4:01 who is buried in a local cemetery, it's for you to go to that cemetery and stand over their grave and thank God that we have those kind of4:13 people that have helped to make America a great nation. God bless you.4:20 Each name on a memorial, each story shared, reminds us of the cost of our freedom. These heroes gave everything so we could live in a nation of liberty. This Memorial Day, let's honor them not just with our words, but4:31 with our actions by living lives worthy of their sacrifice. I'm Sarah Holliday. And on behalf of the Washington Watch News Desk, we wish you a reflective and meaningful Memorial Day. Thank you for joining us, and may we4:42 never forget.Profiles in Faith and Leadership 4:52 From the heart of our nation's capital in Washington, DC, bringing compelling interviews, insightful analysis, taking you beyond the headlines and sound bites into conversations with our nation's leaders and5:04 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. Washington Watch with Tony Perkins starts now.5:11 Well, happy Memorial Day. Hope you're having a fantastic day, and welcome to this special edition of Washington Watch. I'm your host, Jody Heise, a senior fellow here at the Family Research Council,5:23 and so glad to have you joining us today. Well, it's Memorial Day. And, of course, on that, we wanna honor and remember those who gave the last full measure of devotion.5:36 And we also, of course, in light of that, remember what Jesus said in John 15 13, that greater love has no 1 than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. Well, of course, Jesus there was5:47 talking directly about and referencing his own pending death on the cross where he voluntarily laid down his life because of all of our sins. But he was5:59 also challenging his disciples to follow his example in living for others rather than living for themselves. Well, of course, here in the United States, we have6:11 American men and women who for nearly 250 years have given their lives for a cause much greater than themselves, the cause of liberty.6:23 And we should never lose sight of what that cause is. So let's commit ourselves to passing on to the next generation what Memorial Day is really all about.6:35 Well, today, we have a very special edition of Washington Watch. We're gonna share with you some interviews that Tony had with 4 different members of Congress. It was part of a profiles in6:46 leadership series that can be found on FRC's Stand Firm app. And these interviews go far beyond mere policies and politics and even beyond the news of the day. These6:58 interviews dive in the the heart of these laws makers. It dives into the faith that drives them. So featured today, we're gonna bring your way congressman Randy7:10 Weber from Texas, Oklahoma congressman Jasper Keane and Kevin Hearn, and Florida congressman Greg Stubey. And each7:18 of them have unique stories, but they'll be sharing how God guided them to where they are today and be sharing some of their faith story as well. And we're happy to bring these to you7:30 today. We're going to begin today with an interview that Tony had with congressman Randy Weber. He serves the fourteenth congressional district of Texas.7:40 And we begin with a story of how congressman Weber came to faith in Christ. It's an amazing story. In fact, he and I used to share a bible study together while I was in congress. A fascinating7:52 man, a fascinating story. Here's how Tony got part of that conversation started.7:58 Let's talk a little bit about that faith. Now you you and I have interacted quite a bit, and and I know that you are a man of deep abiding faith. I've seen it in your prayers.8:11 Let's talk about that encounter that you had with God, a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Let's talk about that.8:19 Okay. Well, I grew up in the sixties, child of the sixties, flower power, drugs. I was into drugs, very deeply into drugs. I was actually selling drugs. I was a small town8:30 drug dealer selling the marijuana about to live. We'd buy pounds at a time. We'd sell lids.8:35 Well, now you're just being business.8:36 Now I'd8:36 be in business. I know. LSD, uppers and downers. I mean, I was really your basic booger head. Well, I was living with a girl. We were selling drugs out of her apartment. And, a friend of mine named Jeff8:48 Wilson used to come by and and buy marijuana from us. He came by 1 night, and he knocked on the door, and he said, Randy, I got something I want you to try. I thought it was some kind of new drug or something. You know,8:58 he said, I want you to go to church with me. And I said, Jeff Wilson, you have lost your mind. I mean, I grew up in a family. They went to church twice a year whether we needed it or not. You know9:10 you know the stuff. Right.9:12 And9:13 but my girlfriend wanted to go to church. So we went there to a church that was on fire, taking people in off the street in their own homes, getting them off of drugs, prior homosexuals, prior9:24 drug addicts. So So as I said, maybe the marriage was in shambles, prior alcoholics, down on their luck out of a job. They really loved Jesus, and it showed. It really showed. There was a guy there a second guy named9:36 Jeff Cawthorn with a real deep voice that was kind of praying for us and loving on us. Long story short, my girlfriend got saved and kicked me out of her apartment.9:46 And so where did that leave you?9:48 I started searching. I was gonna play search because I knew there was something more powerful here than than me, you know. And I was working as a welder's helper in a construction facility. And so I started playing9:59 church. I quit smoking, drinking, cussing, telling bad jokes. Although my kids today say, dad, you still tell some pretty bad jokes. I said, I'm talking about dirty. Not bad. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so10:11 long story short, I'm they my girlfriend was at my mom's house. I moved back in with my parents on July second 19 73. I was born the first time July second 19 53.10:23 Reborn July second 19 73. But anyway, I got home, my mom and my girlfriend was there with my mom, cooking me a birthday dinner. The guys at the chemical plant when I quit10:35 smoking and drinking and cussing and all that, they were merciless on me. Man, they were tough on me. You can just imagine. So you convinced me to go out to to the bar, but it's my birthday,10:47 Weber. Come on, go to the bar, which I did. Back to smoking, drinking, cussing, telling bad jokes, things I hadn't done in 4 months. I I was playing in church those 4 months, Tony. So I get home. My10:58 mom gives me a a living first I didn't even own a Bible. First Bible gave me a living Bible. I'm walking down the hall from the kitchen to my bedroom, and the Lord says to me, read Ephesians 5.11:11 Well, I didn't know if Ephesians I didn't know where Ephesians was, Old Testament or New Testament. So what did I do? Go to the table of contents. It's in the old New Testament. I didn't know Ephesians had 5 chapters.11:21 Got 6. Paul writes living Bible that's come to our attention that some of you have fallen I'm paraphrasing, have fallen back into your own ways. And it talks about dirty stories, coarse jokes. These are not for you. And11:32 later on in Ephesians it says, arise, oh sleeper, and Christ will give you light.11:40 Man, I got down on my knees and I11:41 said, Lord, you're talking directly to me. Please come into my life and be my personal savior. I rose went down on my knees as a on the way to hell, died in the wool sinner, got up a child of11:53 the king. I walked down the hallway into where my girlfriend, my mother was, and she said, you've been crying. I said, I just got saved. She goes, wow. The phone rings in the kitchen. Now that was the house was built12:05 in 72. So it was orange formica countertops. It was the phone like this.12:10 You're on the12:10 road right now.12:11 Oh, absolutely. And it was Jeff Crawford, deep voice. He said, Randy? I said, Yeah, Jeff. Just calling to tell you how glad I am you just got saved.12:23 I spun around with my girlfriend. I said, This is Jeff on the phone. He knows I just got saved. Did you call him? And she said, Jeff? Jeff who? Which Jeff? Jeff Cawthorn or Jeff Wilson? I said, no. This is Jeff12:35 Cawthorn. He knows I just got saved. She said, well, praise the Lord. Tony, God put a stamp on my life. You'll never doubt. You'll never forget. That's how I came to be a child of the king, the lord and12:47 savior Jesus Christ.12:49 When that's part of the foundation that you bring to this place, the nation's capital, and it's that I have to say this from my observation13:01 of of of you, Randy, is that that sensitivity and that, tenderness from that moment back in 19 73 is still there. Yeah. It is.13:13 To to he who is forgiven much, loves much. And to whom much is given, much is required. I'll never forget that. Never forget that.13:22 Just a radical transformation of your life?13:24 Man, was it? Out of a life of drugs. Well, quite frankly, to being a child of the world, the devil, if you will, to being a child of the king. The most high God.13:35 So how does that influence you today as a member of Congress? As you said, only 288 from Texas have served in this capacity.13:43 If I have the numbers right. Yeah.13:44 So how does that influence you today? Well,13:48 I think our nation, as I said earlier, was ordained by God. We should be a nation of Christian values and principles,13:55 and we13:55 should walk by those ordinances and principles and, and quite frankly, the 10 commandments in the only 1 true holy book, and that's the Bible. And that's how we should walk, that's how we should govern, and that's how we14:07 should actually treat each other too.14:09 You have a sense of confidence because you've seen the work of God in your own life. So you know this is real. Oh, yeah. So when there's this great14:21 attack that we see on faith, this this effort to try to suppress Christianity in the public space? I mean, we what we've been talking about here, people would say, well, that's Christian nationalism, that you14:33 would bring your faith to this place. How do you respond to that?14:37 Well, actually, it's Christian rationalism. The only way I can rational this is that if I had not gotten Jesus Christ as my savior, I would still be I might not even be here quite frankly because 2 of my friends died of14:48 drug overdoses. 1 died in prison. Another 1 died after he got out of prison. So I would say it's it's Christian rationalism that is this is a God ordained country and the reason it is what15:00 was it Alexander de Tocqueville said the reason America is great is because America is good. And it's because we're based on God's holy word. It's just that simple. Christian rationalism will coin a new phrase.15:12 I I I like that. I mean, because if you if you think about it, it is the only rational explanation for a life transformed, a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as he said, I am the way, the truth, and the15:23 life. No man comes to the father Absolutely. But by me. You're not alone up here. There are other bible believing, god fearing Christians that is kind of the untold story15:35 of Washington DC. Not a lot of people see that.15:38 Yeah. We need to be more vocal about our faith. Jesus said, anyone who's ashamed of me before men, of him will I be ashamed15:50 of my father who is in heaven. Jesus Christ paid much way to have a price for me, for me to ever be ashamed of him.16:00 But when they see when people, people watching this program hear your testimony, they see you, you you've been at our annual gathering for the day of16:12 repentance, prayer and repentance that we've done the last 2 years at at the Museum of the Bible. You've prayed openly as a member of congress. People see that and and they take hope in that. Because if a if a leader16:24 can be bold in their faith, they can as well.16:28 I would hope that they take great hope in that and that they would stand up for Jesus Christ, stand up for God Almighty, and and say, you know what? There's a right way and a wrong way to do things, and we need to get16:39 back on the path of the right way. And what did you just quote? John 14 6, I'm the way, the truth, and the life. And I'm gonna paraphrase, and no country, you know, can can make this happen without16:51 me.16:52 Well, that was Texas congressman Randy Weber. It took place during an exclusive sit down interview that's part of our profiles in leadership series. Again, this series17:04 can only be found at FRC's Stand Firm app. And once you get there, it's part of our faith in freedom edition. Now, listen, I wanna encourage you. If you don't have the17:16 Stand Firm app, you wanna be sure to get this. This is a it's an incredible app that has tons of information there for you. News from the day, week after week after week from a17:28 biblical worldview perspective, tons of articles, tons of resources, so much there. And also what you just saw, this interview with Randy Weber and so many more. It's hard. All this is17:40 available to you on the Stand Firm app. So how can you get that? I'm glad you asked. You wanna get it and here's how you can do so. You can go to the App Store. Of course, you can also go to Google Play or17:51 if you just wanna keep it simple, simply text the word app a p p. Again, text the word app to 6 7 7 4 2, and you'll be18:03 able to get this interview with congressman Weber and so much more. An amazing man, as I mentioned, congressman Weber and I used to share a bible study together. In fact, in my office on Capitol Hill, I18:15 love him dearly and, what a powerful, powerful testimony he has. Okay. We've got much more coming your way here on Washington Watch coming up after this next break. We're gonna bring you an interview that18:27 Tony had with Oklahoma congressman Josh Prakene. Also, an amazing amazing man with a powerful powerful story of how he came to Christ and how he ended up in Congress.18:39 You don't wanna miss it. It's all coming your way right after the break. So stay tuned. We'll be back in just a moment.Faith in Action: Christian Leadership in Politics 18:53 In a time when Washington seems clouded by compromise, a bold group of lawmakers are standing firm in defense of the values which our nation was built upon. At FRC Action's19:05 100 percent awards, 171 members of congress were honored for voting 100 percent in line with policies that promote faith, family, and freedom.19:17 Faith and family made our country it's the foundation that made our country not only great, but good.19:23 The values that make America, faith, family, hard work, first responsibility. And that to me is the heart of FRC and, grateful for everything that they do.19:32 It's very important for us to have organizations such as FRC. First of all, all, I think it keeps us grounded. In addition to which, the issues that you champion are issues that we should all be championing.19:42 FRC is very, very good at honing in on those things that, really affect Christians' lives. Also, working with members of Congress too to make sure that those values are instilled in the legislation that we create.19:54 Having the Family Research Council to guide us is, critically important to being able to do the right thing consistently.20:03 These lawmakers have drawn the line, not just in policy, but in principle. This is more than politics. This is conviction in action. Visit f r c action dot org for20:15 more information on how you too can make a difference.20:27 Jennifer, it's so exciting to be here with you today talking about our new book, Embracing God's Design. Who is actually gonna benefit from reading this book in your view?20:36 There are so many different audiences that can benefit. The first 1 are counselors themselves. Right? Because we have some material in there where we really address the gender dysphoria20:48 diagnosis and what is wrong with it. We have information for people who are wanting to go back to embracing God's design for their life.20:57 This is really magical to have the therapist and the individual who suffered come together and write about why this is happening and why we're seeing this.21:06 And we brought all of that experience to the table. We wanna see people walking in the fullness of who god has called them to be and not a false identity.21:17 Order today at embrace the design dot com.21:21 Family Research Council is celebrating 1 year of trusted news and community from a biblical perspective, all in 1 place. Over the past year, the Stand Firm app has become a go to source for Christians seeking21:32 clarity, truth, and ways to make an impact in today's world. With over 46000 downloads and 1200000.0 page views, we thank you for standing firm with us. Download the Stand Firm app21:44 today. Text app to 6 7 7 4 2. That's app to 6 7 7 4 2.21:52 Well, happy Memorial Day to you. Hope you're having a great day, and welcome to this very special edition of Washington Watch. I'm your host today, Jody Heise. And today, we're doing something very22:04 special. We're bringing a, series of excerpts from various members of Congress. This is something that you can find on FRC's Stand Firm app, and it's called22:16 Defending the Faith, Profiles in Leadership. This series features exclusive sit down interviews that Tony has had with some of our nation's leaders. And these interviews go far beyond22:28 policies. They go far beyond politics. Is something that you'll want to definitely be a part of. If you don't have the stand firm app again, let me encourage you as I did before the break. You can get it by simply22:39 texting app a p p to 6 7 7 4 2. Alright. Now this next segment features an interview, of course, that Tony had, but this time with Oklahoma22:51 congressman Josh Perkin. Now in this segment, you're gonna see how he talked about why Christians should have a role in the government and how he himself went from a path of a lawyer23:03 to that of now being a lawmaker. And all of that transition in his life started by a chance conversation, if you will, that he had while he's working on23:15 his family's ranch. He was waiting to get into law school at the time, and God had a way of totally transforming his life. Here's what congressman Josh Perkien shared with23:27 Tony.23:28 Let's talk about what led Josh to wanna run for congress and come up here where I mean, there's a lot of lot of weighty issues, but there's a lot of political23:40 division and bickering that's going on.23:42 Right. Well, a lot of decisions I was starting to make as a young man, I had, come to a real depth in my faith. And23:54 I was, in prayer in college, Oklahoma State University, and really trying to figure out those next steps, typical of most, you know, freshmen, sophomores who've got most of those, basics knocked out, but you've gotta24:04 start figuring out what the major's gonna be. And, man, the word law would just illuminate off the pages when I read my Bible. And, so much so that I I just was really convinced24:16 that, you know, that I was supposed to be a lawyer. And so I applied at the height of, when 9 11 occurred. I had the LSAT score, the GPA, etcetera, to get me into OU. I had24:28 a scholarship that was gonna transfer, but they put me on a waiting list because it was a historic year for OU. And, so then, I was put on this waiting list. It never occurred. My family had started a faith based24:40 ranching program. My father trained cutting horses professionally. My my mother and father were very active in in a ministry, and they had started kinda converting the ranch into a, ministry24:52 for young men who had alcohol, drug addictions. And so I, prayerfully felt led to, in this limbo season, stay there until I got a reply, basically, from from what was gonna happen25:04 on law school. Long story short, I remained doing that for a couple of years. My flesh was screaming, but I knew I wasn't supposed to be doing anything else. And, I was, in addition to the25:16 cutting horse program, started a heavy equipment business with my father. I was unloading a dozer. A guy jumps on the dozer. I had had a member of congress reach out to me, and I was telling him about this. We just had25:27 to be a a democrat member of congress. And he said, man, there's a guy by the name of Tom Coburn that's gonna come to this particular meeting in a few weeks. I want you to come with me. And so I met, Tom Coburn running25:37 for the United States senate. And, it wasn't long before I was working for Tom Coburn. I helped him get elected along with many others that were part of the staff and then became full time staff with him and, really cut25:49 my teeth on a good man who, was biblically accurate, constitutionally sound. And, then a few years later, I found myself making law. So it's amazing what we know in part, we know in part.25:59 Yeah. It's a small world because, Tom Coburn, when I came to the Family Research Council 20 years 21 years ago, he was on the board. And, of course, we we also share in common, I grew up in Oklahoma. Of course, the26:11 other side of the I'm up in the northern part of the state. You're in the southern part of the state. Let's talk let's go back a little bit to that that, encounter, your first encounter26:23 with the Lord that brought you into a relationship. Tell us about that.26:28 Look. I was young. You know, I grew up in a in Baptist, Methodist combo church, and, you know, mother and father, 1 of each. And it depends on what what year we were in, what type of church. But, grew up with good26:39 parents who who, you know, taught me to get in the bible, picture bibles. If any parents watching and and, not doing a good job of getting your kids early in life in a picture bible and then, you know, nightly26:51 bible studies, man, we're our culture is losing out because that's a lost, practice. But, you know, I remember, you know, just having an encounter at a young age, and, I had my share of sin. I'm not but I've27:03 I've walked with the Lord. You know, there was a hunger for the word that developed early in my life.27:08 So so, Josh, a lot of people would say, you know, as a Christian you talk about politics. That's a dirty business. I mean, you you if things are said about you, you you have to get27:20 involved in issues that, you know, just are not in not consistent with what they would say would be our faith. How do you respond to that?27:29 Well, our founders, you know, there's a great quote that's used a lot. I think Charlie Kirk has probably made it famous that, John Adams' quote that says that our constitution was made only for immoral and religious27:40 people, totally inadequate to the government of any other. I encourage people to go look further. That writing, was to the Massachusetts militia by the second president, and he actually starts it off by saying, we have27:51 no government armed with power capable of continuing with human passions, unbridled by religion and morality. And being somebody who grew up in the cutting horse industry, I'm lacking time the word, our founders used28:01 bridle. But, and he goes on to say that avarice, which means extreme greed, ambition, and revenge, will break the strongest cords of our constitution as well goes through a net. Then he finishes with that that our28:12 constitution was made only for a more religious people. So, you know, I it clicks with me that if you wanna maintain liberty, then, you have to have self governance.28:21 Right.28:21 And self governance, is the only way our founders saw true liberty being maintained, a limited government. What we see now is that what was started by limited 18 enumerated powers in article 1 section 8, the vacuum of28:33 government starting to fill, and we're becoming a lawless society because we're not self governing28:38 like we used to. And and government cannot be big enough Yeah. To restrain what individuals will not keep themselves from doing. Yeah. The government is created to to to get the outliers,28:51 not to constrain the entire population.28:54 Alright. That was Oklahoma Congressman, Jasper Keene, during an exclusive sit down interview. All that is part of our profiles and leadership series that you can find on our Stand Firm app. And29:06 we'll be bringing more of that, series to you here in just a few moments. Again, I wanna go back to what I was sharing earlier about FRC's 21 day family bible challenge. We're going through the book of29:17 Matthew. It all starts on June the eleventh as part of our stand on the word bible reading plan for you and your family. You can walk through the scriptures together. It'll include a study guide, kids'29:29 activities, questions, a whole lot of things. You can find out more about that by texting the word Matthew to 6 7 7 4 2. Alright. After the break, we'll have more interviews with Oklahoma29:41 congressman Kevin Hearn. So stay tuned. We'll be back.29:52 The Center for Biblical Worldviews all day workshops delves into the formation of a worldview, what it is, how it's formed, when it's formed, what that means to them personally and30:04 their churches and communities.30:06 My hope for people when they come to these worldview workshops is that they will come away better equipped to engage the people and the ideas that they're living with and around. And30:18 our goal is to give people more confidence in the gospel, in the fact that what God said to us actually is true, actually is the path to happiness and human flourishing for all of us, but30:29 also more confidence in their ability to have these conversations and help lead other people to the truth.30:36 For bible believing Christians to know what God's word says on these issues and to learn how they can apply it30:43 to their lives. And we believe that the more Christians that we equip, that's how we'll change the nation. Hey, fam. Listen, Pastor Sammy here at Lighthouse Church, and I cannot tell30:55 you how equipping, how empowering, how incredibly educating this conference has been. And so I just wanna encourage anybody that either has not been part of or is thinking about31:06 hosting this event, certainly pastors, leaders, even CEOs for that matter. This conference is lights out. I stand behind it myself. I can't commend it enough. We're gonna be talking about31:18 this for some time to come. The culture is kind of squeezing in on us as God's people, forcing those of us with biblical views, to change those views or to suppress those views.31:30 It's forcing us to engage with issues that we've never had to engage with. And so what this teaches us is what those issues are, what the bible says about those issues, and then how we can critically31:42 engage our culture on these things in a way that is committed to biblical principle.31:46 Visit f r c dot org slash world view for more information.31:52 Welcome back to Washington Watch. Thank you so much for joining us, and absolutely happy Memorial Day to you. I'm Jody Hice, and an honor to be with you today. Alright. Just in case32:04 you're just now tuning in, today's a special day as we're sharing excerpts from an exclusive series that can only be found on FRC's Stand Firm app. The series is called32:16 Defending the Faith Profiles in Leadership, and it features some exclusive sit down interviews that Tony has had with some of our nation's leaders. These interviews, what I love about them,32:28 it goes far, far, far beyond mere policies and politics. It gets to the very heart of who these individuals are and how their faith drives them. By the way, if you don't yet have the Stand Firm32:39 app, I wanna encourage you to get it. This is something that you will use over and over and over again. It's a state of the art digital community for followers of Christ. It allows you to32:51 connect and grow to receive news and encouragement all from a biblical worldview perspective. So you wanna be sure to get the Stand Firm app. You can do so by going to the App Store or Google Play or33:03 simply text the word app a p p to 6 7 7 4 2. You wanna be sure to get that. Okay. Let's go to this next segment. This is, part of theShow more In this video 0:00 Honoring Our Heroes: Memorial Day Reflections4:43 Profiles in Faith and Leadership18:45 Faith in Action: Christian Leadership in Politics33:09 Miracles and Faith: Overcoming AdversityComments No comments yet. Start the conversation.
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