Gary currently serves as senior vice president of Public Policy and Culture at JDFI, president of American Values, and chairman of Campaign for Working Families PAC. Previously, he served in the Reagan administration as Under Secretary of Education and Head of the Office of Policy Development. Gary became president of the Family Research Council, senior vice president of Focus on the Family, and was appointed by President Trump to the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom.
America just observed Memorial Day 2026. Every Memorial Day is poignant, meaningful, a time of remembrance, and, hopefully, gratitude. This year’s observance seemed even more so as America celebrates its 250th birthday. But even before we were a nation, our heroes fought and died for our freedom.
Gary describes this important day of celebration and rededication to God that took place on the National Mall on Sunday, May 17, 2026. This inspiring podcast will remind you that America can only be great again if America is godly again.
On Sunday, my wife, Carol, and I were blessed to represent JDFI and join well over 100,000 Americans on the National Mall for Rededicate 250—a national jubilee of prayer, praise, and thanksgiving. This special day was declared by President Trump in remembrance of the first such day in America on May 17, 1776.
America’s bread supply is controlled by just two companies—and one of them is foreign-owned.
Do we have the courage to risk what our Founders risked 250 year ago? The answer to that question will determine whether our children and grandchildren live free or under tyranny. Join Gary as he shares the thoughts of Justice Clarence Thomas on courage.
From professional rodeo cowboy to Kansas lieutenant governor, Dave Owen has lived a remarkable life guided by faith.
Americans overwhelmingly desire racial reconciliation in our country. As Christians, we can help reach that goal by reminding ourselves and others that skin color is the least important characteristic of human beings. We are all made in the image of God. Our heart and soul are what matters. Our character, not our race, should define us.
Our government issues studies and reports all the time. Many of them are not really important and do not have a long shelf life. But last week, an earth-shattering report was issued showing anti-Christian bias in our federal government.
When passion for the gospel is misdirected, it can lead people away from the God of the Bible.
Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump both survived assassination attempts—Reagan in 1981 and Trump three separate times, including the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Why their courage and perseverance should inspire us all to fight harder for faith, family, and freedom.
