Faith, revival, and hope in troubled times

Celebrating God as America’s true founder

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Reverend Bill Cook speaks with author Cynthia Scott about Celebrating God, Our Founder, exploring Christianity’s influence on America’s founding, God’s providence in history, prayer, civic responsibility, and the nation’s 250th anniversary. Scott encourages believers to study the past, engage in public life, and pray for America’s future with renewed faith...

The Black Robe Regiment, the true founding fathers

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Dan Fisher discusses the Black Robe Regiment and the role colonial clergy play in shaping Revolutionary-era thought, civic duty, and resistance to British rule. The conversation connects faith, liberty, constitutional principles, and modern church engagement, while addressing pastors’ political caution, the Johnson Amendment, and debates over America’s founding influences today...

Repentance: A key to make America great again

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – Reverend Bill Cook and Pastor Jeff Daly discuss repentance as a path to personal renewal, church revival, and national restoration. Daly shares his faith journey, explains the National Day of Repentance movement, and urges Christians to embrace humility, discipleship, evangelism, and biblical engagement in public life across America today...

General Jerry Boykin on national security, Iran, and faith in public life

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – When asked whether leadership changes in Iran amount to meaningful regime change, Boykin says that younger leaders who have been raised within the same system are unlikely to think differently. However, he also highlights reports of significant Christian growth within Iran, describing it as one of the fastest-growing Christian populations...

Pulpits of Liberty: Preaching a nation into existence

Last Hope of a Dying Republic with Rev. William Cook – A recurring theme is the relationship between religion, morality, and government. Dr. Flick argues that many founders viewed moral and religious principles as important foundations for self-government. He also discusses the origins of concepts such as natural law and claims that Christian thinkers and pastors helped shape these ideas...