History, Faith, Resilience, And More On The Brett Winterble Show
Tune in here to this Thursday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show!
Brett kicks off the program by talking about the beautiful weather and his optimistic mood as he reflects on the current political landscape. He expresses confidence that political opponents like Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries have “done their worst,” and that it’s now time for Americans to hold leaders accountable and push them back to work. Transitioning from politics to history, Brett highlights the significance of November 6th as a date that has shaped civilizations—from Columbus introducing tobacco in 1492, to Lincoln’s 1860 election, Jefferson Davis’s rise in 1861, and Lenin’s revolution in 1917. Through these events, he draws parallels to modern America, suggesting that each era faces its own storms of change.
We’re joined by Lucas Miles from Turning Point Faith to talk about the legacy of Charlie Kirk and the growing movement to preserve faith in America. Miles reflects on his close working relationship with Kirk, describing him as a man of deep integrity and unwavering conviction whose mission continues to inspire thousands. Since Kirk’s passing, Turning Point Faith has seen a surge of new pastors, volunteers, and churches joining the cause—doubling their outreach in just two months. Miles also discusses his new book, Pagan Threat, which examines the cultural and ideological forces he believes are eroding America’s Christian foundations. He warns of a growing “post-Christian” movement driven by Marxism, paganism, and radical ideologies, and urges parents and communities to stay vigilant. Ultimately, Miles emphasizes hope, calling on Americans—especially the younger generation—to turn toward faith, truth, and light rather than the moral confusion of the modern age.
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