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The Supreme Court recently struck down the Defense of Marriage Act. What is our response? Our response is to stand firm in support of traditional marriage. Hear from conservative advocates and champions of religious freedom , and grab hold of the hope they still have for the future of America.
America is a nation built on freedom, but it doesn't come for free. Hear from Alan Sears of Alliance Defending Freedom who asks all to work for liberty by engaging in the democratic process, and joining him in prayer for our Supreme Court Justices to make sound, godly decisions regarding our country's future, because it's worth fighting for.
The future may look dark, but victories are being fought and won every day in the courts. Helping to make that happen is Alan Sears from Alliance Defending Freedom. Learn about laws being decided today that will affect your family tomorrow, and be encouraged by the great work being done. It's a discussion not to be missed! So, tune in to learn how you too can make a change for a brighter tomorrow.
Today, Dr. Dobson is joined by Dr. Jim Garlow and Erik Stanley. They describe how unconstitutional legislation enacted 50 years ago is still muzzling preachers , and how 2,000 lawyers are standing by today ready to fight this IRS gag order. Tune in and learn how YOU can support "Pulpit Freedom Sunday".
In 1934 a group of World War I veterans returned from battle and erected a simple wooden cross in the middle of California's Mojave Desert, a fitting tribute to their comrades who had fought and died for America. But because of one objector, the cross was removed and 70 years of history were erased.
The Supreme Court ruled in April that the cross could stay, but it was stolen by vandals one month later.
In 1934 a group of World War I veterans returned from battle and erected a simple wooden cross in the middle of California's Mojave Desert, a fitting tribute to their comrades who had fought and died for America. But because of one objector, the cross was removed and 70 years of history were erased.
The Supreme Court ruled in April that the cross could stay, but it was stolen by vandals one month later.
