Churches, Politics, and Cultural Pressures - with John Amanchukwu

What role should pastors play in modern society? Pastor John Amanchukwu joins us to tackle this question head-on, sharing his bold efforts to combat inappropriate materials in school libraries and stand up to school boards. Pastor John’s unwavering commitment to parental rights in education is just the beginning. We also dive into his new book, "Hoodwinked," which addresses the issue of wokeness from a biblical and historical perspective, echoing the bravery of the Black-Robed Regiment from early American history.

We don’t shy away from the hard truths as we discuss the historical voting patterns of Black households and the significant shifts influenced by policies from FDR to LBJ. Examine the deep impacts of the Great Society plan and Roe v. Wade on the Black community, and why traditional values like faith, family, and education are more crucial than ever. The conversation critiques churches that have succumbed to cultural pressures and calls for a resurgence of strong, scripture-based leadership. Pastor John and our discussion serve as a powerful reminder for the church to engage in politics and culture with unwavering conviction. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that encourages bold action and steadfast leadership.

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