America’s foundations are spiritual, not just political. Our founding documents reference the Creator, not government, as the source of our rights. Yet today, we’ve stripped God from the classroom, the courthouse, and the public square—and we wonder why things fall apart.
The truth is, no lasting restoration is possible without a return to faith. Faith shapes our values. It informs how we see liberty, justice, and human dignity. Without it, we’re left with legalism, materialism, and moral confusion.
Lessons from Scripture
Throughout Scripture, nations rise and fall based on their relationship to God. When Israel turned from truth, it collapsed. When it repented, it was restored. The same principle applies today. A nation that forgets God cannot remain free.
Faith is not just personal; it’s national. It defines how we treat our neighbors, raise our children, and govern our communities. It holds leaders accountable to a higher standard and keeps corruption in check.
A Call for Cultural Repentance
Faith brings order. It builds families. It sustains freedom. And it humbles leaders. America can only be fixed when we remember who we are under God—not over Him.
This isn’t about forced religion. It’s about cultural repentance. It’s about inviting God back into the conversation—and rebuilding on a foundation that never shifts. The Constitution alone isn’t enough if the heart of the people has grown cold.
If we want to save this nation, we must first surrender it back to the One who blessed it.
