Is America experiencing unprecedented trouble? Bishop E.W. Jackson argues yes, pointing to cultural shifts and the rise of socialist ideologies. On Truth and Liberty, Jackson and guest K. Carl Smith discuss the legacy of Frederick Douglass, defeat...

Has the sexual revolution made life more fun or miserable? The hosts argue it has led to depression, fatherless homes, and a breakdown of the nuclear family. On Truth & Liberty, Bishop E.W. Jackson and Janet Porter explore the historical roots of ...

On September 17, 1787, thirty-nine men signed a document that has governed this country ever since. Two hundred and thirty-nine years later, most Americans cannot tell you the date. We are in the year of the nation’s 250th anniversary, and Constitution Day has never been given anything close to the honor it deserves. September 17 […]

How can parents raise children who change the world? Senator Hank Erwin says it requires establishing a clear, biblical purpose for the home. On Truth & Liberty, guest host Janet Porter interviews Erwin about his filmmaking sons and Rep. Mike Kell...

How can Christian voters impact the 2026 midterm elections? Believers can influence the nation through dedicated prayer and voting. On Truth and Liberty, hosts Alex McFarland and Bishop E.W. Jackson join Daniel Bernard to discuss the 50-Day Fight ...

Should biological males compete on girls' teams? Host Alex McFarland and guest Tanna Donaldson argue they should not, citing biological differences and fairness. On Truth & Liberty, they discuss a Colorado volleyball controversy, Title IX, and the...

What is the upcoming election really about? Bishop E.W. Jackson argues it is a spiritual battle between constitutional liberty and socialist tyranny. On Truth and Liberty, Jackson and Dr. Ming Wang discuss the dangers of communism, defending Amer...

What will America look like if Republicans lose the House and the Senate in the upcoming elections? According to Truth & Liberty hosts Bishop E.W. Jackson and Alex McFarland, a shift in power could drastically alter social policies. Believers must...

October 31, 1517, was a day that changed civilization.  And it is a challenge for Americans in 2026. Every October 31, millions of Americans celebrate Halloween. Adults dress (and generally act) like children, and billions of dollars are spent on candy and make-believe. But October 31 commemorates something infinitely more consequential than Halloween or cosplay. […]