The Biblical Roots of American Exceptionalism

The Biblical Roots of American Exceptionalism

In this episode, President and Co-founder of The Providence Foundation, Stephen McDowell, traces the biblical roots of American exceptionalism. He’ll describe the qualities that made America the most powerful and productive nation in history and show us how to preserve liberty for future generations.

154 Years of Spiritual Awakening, Revival, and Worship at the South Union Camp Meeting

In this episode, AFA Vice President Emeritus Buddy Smith recalls his earliest memories of the South Union Campmeeting. Birthed in prayer in 1872, this gathering of believers continues to impact young and old with the good news of Jesus Christ.

Early American Pastors and Nation Builders

In this episode, Dr. Peter Lillback, president and professor of historical theology and church history at Westminster Theological Seminary, describes the influence of church pastors on the founding of America and what modern churches can learn from them.

Day of the Martyr 2026 and Transforming the Culture through Kingdom Dads

In this episode, Todd Nettleton with Voice of the Martyrs gives us an update on Christian persecution around the globe and the upcoming Day of the Martyr 2026. Then, we’ll talk with Kingdom Dads executive director Mike Mattes about the ways dads can transform the culture when they’re equipped to love and lead their families.

Mentoring Families for Aged Out Foster Youth and The Anxious Generation Goes to Church

In this episode, originally aired on May 23, 2026, Ariel Kraft, program director of Don't Go Alone in San Antonio, TX explains the challenges faced by young people who have aged out of the foster care system and the mentoring families who are making a difference. Then, Dr. Thom Rainer, founder and CEO of Church Answers talks about the opportunities churches have to reach Gen Z and Gen Alpha.