The Lancaster Patriot Podcast

A Lititz/Lancaster based Realtor and the leaders of the cult known as Lititz Chooses Love are doing everything they can to keep people – especially young people – from hearing a message which could undermine their religion of homosex and transgenderism. Jason Burkholder, a Lititz-based realtor, is doing his part to keep attendees from interacting with members of a local church outreach at the June 17 homosexual pride festival in Lititz Springs Park, and Lititz Chooses Love is pulling out all the stops to protect their religious converts from the dangerous message of Christianity. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, local pastor Joel Saint joins Chris Hume to discuss the latest developments surrounding the Lititz Pride Fest.

A Pennsylvania man was recently arrested for standing on a public sidewalk (across the street from a pride event) and quoting a portion of 1 Corinthians 14:33. The entire incident was filmed by Matthew Wear and that video clip has gone viral. Damon Atkins was facing charges of "disorderly conduct" prior to the Berks County District Attorney's Office announcing on June 7 that all charges have been dropped. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot, local pastor Joel Saint and street preacher Matthew Wear join managing editor Chris Hume to discuss the incident and consider the Christian's duty to proclaim the gospel, even amid a hostile culture. The article that originally broke the story can be found here: https://www.thelancasterpatriot.com/reading-man-arrested-for-quoting-bible/ Matthew Wear's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXbzrxEuL54 The update concerning the charges being dropped: https://www.thelancasterpatriot.com/charges-dropped-against-pennsylvania-man-arrested-for-public-preaching/

The president of Uganda recently signed a bill into law that would penalize homosexual acts with life imprisonment and "aggravated homosexuality" (i.e., homosexual rape) with a maximum sentence of death. The international community is calling it a gross violation of civil rights, and Ted Cruz says the law is "horrific," but the people of Uganda are happy their children will be protected from homosexuality. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Joel Saint joins Chris Hume to discuss Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2023.

A Lancaster County man recently had his home searched and was fined $5,000. His crime? Not putting corn on the ground properly when hunting a deer. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Joel Saint joins Chris Hume to discuss this case of injustice and the biblical solution to "state managed" lands.

On May 16, over 3,000 Lancaster City residents voted to approve a government study on a home rule charter for Lancaster City. Home Rule would grant the city more power to raise the forced taxation rate on taxpayers. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot, local pastor Joel Saint joins Chris Hume to discuss Home Rule and the mayor's comments about it.

The Lancaster County Commissions recently proclaimed May 2023 to be "Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month." The proclamation included a recognition that various pagan religious celebrations are beneficial for the greater community. During public comments, Commissioner Parsons called the Hindu celebration Diwali "awesome." At the same time, the proclamation highlighted an Asian-American and former resident of Lancaster County, one Mr. Hong Noek Woo (1834-1919). However, perhaps unbeknownst to the commissioners, Woo dedicated his life to a mission which flies directly in the face of their proclamation: he brought the gospel to China and sought to radically abolish the pagan culture (with its religious idols and ceremonies) and replace it, not with "American culture," but with Christian culture. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot podcast, local pastor Joel Saint joins Chris Hume to discuss the commissioners' proclamation and Mr. Woo's dedication to changing, not accepting, Chinese culture.

A school district in eastern Pennsylvania approved the request from The Satanic Temple for the use of a room in the school for an after hours Satan Club. What followed was, in the words of the district's superintendent, "chaos." Following an avalanche of parental complaints and a school shooting threat, the district rescinded their previous approval. Legal action followed, and a federal judge recently ruled that the school must in fact allow the group to use the school's facilities. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Joel Saint joins Chris Hume to discuss this story and the chaos that follows when Christ is rejected as Lord.

Luke Saint’s new book, The Sound Doctrine of Theocracy (available on Amazon), is an indictment against the modern-day infatuation with statism and the never-ending creation of new laws. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot podcast, Saint joins the show to discuss his new book. Saint and managing editor Chris Hume talk about politicians, Marxism, and manmade laws, among other things covered in Saint’s new book. Special thanks to the sponsor of this podcast: Keystone Gun-Krete (www.keystonegun-krete.com).

In June 2022, Lititz Chooses Love hosted a pride festival in Lititz Springs Park that the owners of the park (Lititz Moravian Church) later deemed “grossly inappropriate.” On the day of the festival, local Pastor Joel Saint (Independence Reformed Bible Church) led an outreach of over a dozen men to share the truth with the attendees of the homosexual pride event. In early 2023, the Lititz Moravian Church board instructed the Lititz Springs Park board to reject Lititz Chooses Love’s request to hold the event in 2023. The park board defied that instruction and issued a contract anyway. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Pastor Joel joins Chris Hume to discuss the 2022 outreach and the plans for the 2023 pride fests that are scheduled for Lancaster County. For more information about the upcoming outreaches, visit: www.irbc.church/stoppride.

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives is "back in business" after a slight delay due to Speaker drama. Now, Pennsylvanian legislators can get back to the business of creating more and more laws. Indeed, they have picked up right where they left off last year. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, managing editor Chris Hume analyzes several of the latest legislative proposals in Harrisburg.