The NXR Podcast - American Glory - How Americans Win Against Leftists, Zionists, and Muslims

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00:01:20.820 Today on American Glory, I'm offering a vision for how the American family can win the war 0.92

00:01:27.540 against the leftists, the Zionists, the Hindus, and the Muslims. 0.92

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00:01:47.480 Welcome to American Glory.

00:01:48.760 this is season three on The American Family. I'm your host, Dale Partridge. This is the eighth and

00:01:53.740 final episode of this season titled, How American Families Win the War Against Leftists, Zionists,

00:02:00.680 and Muslims. And this is going to be a great episode to wrap up this season. Now, I'm examining

00:02:06.840 the history this season of The American Family from several different angles. Last week, I

00:02:11.220 addressed the sin of illegitimate divorce and remarriage, and I argued that America must

00:02:17.540 dramatically reduce its divorce rate in order to save the nation. Now, next season, I'm going to

00:02:23.440 be covering American politics. We're going to expose the folly of democracy, the reality of

00:02:28.980 Jewish subversion through Zionism, the death of the old Republic, why nationalism is the only 0.97

00:02:34.680 coherent path forward, the moral case for a monarch or a Christian dictator, a biblical case 0.67

00:02:41.000 against open borders and how the right must break the arm of the GOP and how to stop fearing

00:02:47.400 the word racist or the repealing of the 19th amendment. All of these discussions are going

00:02:53.320 to be very important and are going to be covered in next season, which will be season four.

00:02:58.200 Now, if you don't know, American Glory is also a podcast. It's not just a video show. If you want

00:03:04.220 to listen, you can search for the American Glory podcast on Google. You're going to find it on

00:03:08.500 Spotify or Apple podcast or wherever podcasts can be downloaded. And if you're already listening to

00:03:12.240 the podcast and you want to watch the video, it does come with helpful slides. I think it's also

00:03:16.560 a great way to maybe have a, you know, set it up for your family to watch, set up for your spouse

00:03:20.860 to watch. I even have some families that have their teenagers watch the show with them. You

00:03:25.660 can do that at the NXR YouTube channel. You can also go to my YouTube channel, which is at Dale

00:03:29.720 Partridge TV. And I'd love to have you over there. On that note, let's begin.

00:03:36.260 There's nothing worse than information without application. Now we live in the information age,

00:03:40.720 and I think that it's left us with what I call content fatigue. And we have access to more

00:03:46.800 information than any other generation in history. But instead of applying what we learn, we just

00:03:51.760 keep consuming. We finish one podcast and then we start another. We finish a book and we pick up

00:03:56.720 another. If we even finish it, right? We watch another video and then listen to another lecture

00:04:01.120 and convince ourselves that we're making some sort of progress, but we're actually not doing

00:04:06.000 anything. We've confused learning with doing. We've made consuming information a substitute

00:04:12.440 for taking action. And you may have heard the internet trend called retard maxing, right? 1.00

00:04:19.060 It's the way of describing something fairly simple that I actually agree with. It's stop 1.00

00:04:24.980 overthinking everything and just start doing things, just start applying things. And there's

00:04:29.760 some wisdom in that, right? Sometimes a man who acts without overanalyzing every possible outcome

00:04:36.380 accomplishes far more than the man who spends his entire life thinking about and analyzing what he

00:04:43.100 might do and how specifically to do it. So it's the opposite of the other trend, which is paralysis

00:04:49.480 by analysis. I think of the movie Forrest Gump, right? Forrest isn't particularly intelligent.

00:04:54.760 he's retarded or autistic or something right but he he doesn't spend his life second guessing every 0.98

00:05:02.940 single decision he just acts he just works he just does and through that like just very simple 0.87

00:05:09.680 commitment of just applying what he knows to just the everyday world around him he accomplishes

00:05:16.620 things that are far more intelligent uh or sorry he accomplishes things that that people who are

00:05:21.660 far more intelligent, never do. And so I want to apply that principle to our discussion over these

00:05:28.820 last seven episodes about the family. So because we can spend another hundred hours discussing

00:05:35.240 the decline of marriage or the destruction of fatherhood or feminism or secularism or the

00:05:39.880 cultural forces undermining Christian civilization, right? And there is certainly a place for 0.92

00:05:44.960 understanding those things at a deep scholastic level. But eventually we have to stop talking and

00:05:50.260 start actually building something. We need fewer men who merely just like understand what's going 0.99

00:05:55.980 on and actually are doing something in their particular city or their culture or their church 0.91

00:06:02.120 or whatever. And I say that as a man who's trying to do that. I'm trying to live this out myself.

00:06:07.700 You guys know, if you've been watching the show for some, I'm married. I'm going on, I think,

00:06:11.660 17 years. My wife and I, we have four children. I've started multiple businesses. I've written

00:06:17.240 books in the business space. I've written other books, theological books, about 10 other books

00:06:23.320 in that space. I host the show. I share content on social media to hundreds of thousands of people.

00:06:29.200 But more importantly, just at the real practical level out of the digital space is that I pastor

00:06:33.520 a church. We have a Christian school that we have students and our kids are part of this school.

00:06:40.480 We're working to get Christian men involved in local politics. We're raising up elders and

00:06:45.640 deacons and we're working with the city and trying to function with leasing buildings and all the

00:06:51.660 things that happen in real life. And most of all, I would say I'm doing all this because I want my

00:06:58.000 children to have a country. I want them to have an inheritance, a civic inheritance, a national

00:07:02.540 inheritance. I want them to have an expression here in our local city to be a part of where

00:07:08.140 their kids can be a part of. In fact, I think that's why many children move away. It's because

00:07:12.460 their parents gave them no reason to stay. And I think that's part of today's discussion is that

00:07:17.520 if you're a father of young children, you're a mother of young children, you have to figure out

00:07:21.500 what can we do now so that our children aren't forced economically maybe to move away or forced

00:07:27.400 because of immigration got so bad because you never took ground and said maybe you evaded or

00:07:32.260 you avoided or you were cowardly or quiet or whatever it may be. But we need to get to a place

00:07:37.360 where we actually prepare a place for our children and that requires, what is it, you know, planting

00:07:43.300 churches, building schools, starting institutions, building businesses that we can hire people,

00:07:48.380 acquiring land, acquiring places that you can give your children a home or some sort of an

00:07:54.480 inheritance. And so this is what this episode's about. You know, we, I was thinking about just

00:08:02.700 this last week, we had a Lord of the Rings party and this is another thing. We do little fun

00:08:07.120 things. We have a harvest party and Lord of the Rings party and Reformation. We do the liturgical

00:08:10.200 calendar at our church. We're putting things together because we're building a culture with

00:08:13.740 real people doing real things, but it's part of the greater discipleship of what's going on here

00:08:19.480 in Prescott, Arizona. So my theology is trying to come out of my fingertips. It's not just something

00:08:25.340 that I believe, that I study, that I talk about. It's something that I'm trying to build with my

00:08:29.800 own hands. And I'm trying to be faithful in that particular work. And that is what this episode,

00:08:34.680 I want to encourage you to do the same.

00:08:36.960 Not everybody's going to be a pastor.

00:08:38.280 Not everybody's going to be a business owner.

00:08:39.480 I get that.

00:08:40.200 But there is some sort of application that I think could occur if you really put the

00:08:45.560 information that you've gathered, you know, really apply it to your actual city or your

00:08:50.460 own life or your own household.

00:08:51.900 Now, I recognize that all these things that we're going to be doing, they're going to

00:08:55.860 be small.

00:08:56.480 You know, I'm one man.

00:08:57.440 You're one man.

00:08:58.100 We're one family, right?

00:08:59.500 One church, one town.

00:09:01.500 We're not changing the entire country.

00:09:03.020 I do believe that national fruitfulness comes from local faithfulness. I've talked about this

00:09:10.920 in other episodes before. You have the top-down approach, which is dealing with the political,

00:09:15.800 dealing with the senators and the congressmen. And we need that. We need people out there.

00:09:19.080 You also have the bottom-up approach, which is working from local churches and local city

00:09:24.560 politics and local schools to build up. You need both top-down and bottom-up in order to take over

00:09:30.860 the nation once again. And again, the Muslims get this, the Hindus get this, the leftists get this. 0.86

00:09:35.480 It's time for the Christians to get this. So I want to give you some direct, straightforward

00:09:40.260 tasks to build a family that fights this kind of pagan foreigners, the subversive Zionists that's 1.00

00:09:46.560 going on, the liberals, the feminists, the Hindus, all the things that are attacking historic 0.97

00:09:51.840 Christian America. Now, this episode is directed primarily toward men, although I do believe that 0.79

00:09:57.360 women will find it valuable. Some of what I'm going to be covering will be familiar because

00:10:01.820 I'll be revisiting some of the themes that we've gone throughout this season. But this time,

00:10:06.900 rather than focusing on just theology or just theory, I'm going to try to make them practical

00:10:12.220 and give you some specific steps that you can apply immediately to your actual life.

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00:12:17.060 And so the first matter is making the decision, are you going to get married or are you going

00:12:21.740 to remain single? Now, scripture gives us two legitimate paths. I think one is an exception

00:12:28.740 and one is the rule. But the apostle Paul explains in 1 Corinthians chapter 7 that

00:12:33.340 singleness does have its advantages, especially in times of persecution and hardship. So a single

00:12:39.240 man has way less earthly responsibilities, right? We understand that just intuitively and 0.86

00:12:45.500 instinctively in our own communities, but he can devote himself more faithfully to ministry or to

00:12:50.380 politics or to difficult work that's risky. And the main value is that he can take those kind of

00:12:55.540 risks, those kinds of threats, those kinds of territories that a husband or a father simply

00:13:00.880 can't take as easily. And frankly, we need some of those men, particularly right now. And we need

00:13:06.660 courageous single guys who are willing to take political risks, cultural risks, confront

00:13:13.540 difficult situations, devote themselves entirely to the work that God has given them to restore

00:13:18.720 Christendom here in the West. But Paul also says that it is better to marry than to burn with

00:13:23.980 passion. And so if you have a strong sexual desire and you struggle to remain pure, marriage is

00:13:31.000 essentially the better path according to the scriptures. And I 100% agree with that. Not every

00:13:35.720 man is called a celibacy. And we have a birth rate crisis on our hands, right? So no matter what

00:13:42.240 we need, especially again, white American men to marry and to have children, especially. We know, 0.80

00:13:49.200 I talked about this in previous episodes, that the birth rates among the whites are absolutely

00:13:53.540 collapsing. We're around between seven and 10% of the global population down from 33% just a hundred

00:13:58.640 years ago. Now, if you decide to marry, I think that you need to start looking for a wife seriously. 0.99

00:14:05.180 And what I mean is like, honestly, like get on every decent dating app, ask friends and

00:14:10.200 pastors to introduce you to different godly women, go on dates, be intentional.

00:14:15.540 And yeah, I can, I know it can be exhausting.

00:14:17.480 I, I, I pastor these young men that have been on these apps and they're tired of the absolute 1.00

00:14:22.100 whoredom of so many women out there. 1.00

00:14:24.920 And you know, their body counts are in, you know, the triple digits. 0.99

00:14:27.560 It's insane.

00:14:28.280 I get it.

00:14:29.560 And it can be overwhelming, but I'm saying get out there, continue to push through.

00:14:33.720 again, the dating apps only need to, they only need to work once. That's it. They only need to

00:14:38.160 work once. And so I would say, stop overthinking that, uh, start being proactive, start pushing

00:14:43.820 forward. And another thing I've mentioned in previous episodes is that be willing to lower

00:14:48.740 some of the superficial expectations. You're not looking for a perfect woman. Um, you're looking

00:14:53.840 for a woman who loves Christ, who respects biblical marriage, uh, who comes from a stable

00:14:59.880 family or a reasonably stable family and is willing to build a life with you. She wants to

00:15:05.080 look at your life and say, I want to be a part of what you're doing. I want to come help you

00:15:09.280 accomplish God's will in your life. Now, if she has those foundations, they don't have to be

00:15:14.480 perfect foundations, but if she has them, you can shepherd a godly woman to all of your different 1.00

00:15:22.060 personal theological cultural convictions, all of your weird conspiracy theories. You can generally 1.00

00:15:29.360 take a woman on those journeys, uh, because she loves you and she believes you and she trusts you

00:15:34.320 and you can take, you don't need to get her there to every single position before you guys go on

00:15:39.880 your third date. Okay. Just take time, enjoy the relationship, but, but be serious, be clear. Um, 0.84

00:15:46.580 and so that is my, my encouragement. Don't drag out a long time. As I've said before,

00:15:52.020 I think most intentional couples should be able to determine whether they're ready for marriage

00:15:56.840 within about six months. In the 1920s, the average first date to engagement timeline was 195 days,

00:16:03.140 which is just over six months. And so I've said this before, a good wife is one of the greatest

00:16:09.400 force multipliers that a man will ever have. Okay. With a good Christian woman by his side,

00:16:15.160 you can build a full-blown multi-generational dynasty, right? Now, so just keep that in mind.

00:16:21.840 the Bible says that he who finds a wife finds a good thing. And it says that a good wife is a

00:16:28.940 crown to a man. It gives him authority. People know that he has responsibilities. It gives him

00:16:34.220 insight. And he's walked through the typical trials of a life that you can relate with other

00:16:40.820 men that are married. And so I just encourage men, think about this. Stop dragging your feet.

00:16:45.920 I know it's easy to play video games or whatever the things that are going into distractions,

00:16:50.420 work, making money, traveling, all those things. But I'm saying is that truly, truly finding a

00:16:56.720 wife is a priority because we have to rebuild the country and we need you prepared to do that.

00:17:03.840 And so the second practical step is figuring out how to build wealth, which again, you could

00:17:09.680 begin, you begin working on before or during or after marriage. You're going to be doing that

00:17:15.160 for the rest of your life. And I believe that if you want to become wealthy, you need to start

00:17:20.040 your own business. I know, I know. Okay. Very few people, um, like not everybody's an entrepreneur.

00:17:27.860 Okay. I understand that, but you need to really consider starting your own business. Very few

00:17:32.560 people become rich as employees. Okay. Um, even if your business say never earns $500,000 a year,

00:17:41.720 um, working for yourself, you gain something incredibly valuable. You have control over your

00:17:48.800 time. You are not a slave to someone else's schedule. You have your own time, which gives

00:17:53.460 you a lot of freedom. That freedom creates opportunities for family, for vacations,

00:17:57.320 for networking, for investments, for politics. You might not even make more than you make if

00:18:01.820 you're at a job, but you have more time and more flexibility. And that really truly is worth it.

00:18:07.700 The other thing is that you can't hand down a job. You can hand down a business. So if you

00:18:11.420 build something, it allows you to hand that down multi-generationally for your children,

00:18:16.180 something that you cannot do with a job. Now, I often tell people just to like think if they're

00:18:23.000 overwhelmed with the concept of being an entrepreneur, I just want you to look around,

00:18:27.160 look around the room, like right now, wherever you're sitting, if you're in your car, if you're

00:18:30.000 listening, or if you're sitting at your desk or you're running, whatever it is, okay, just look

00:18:36.060 around you for a second. The clothes that you're wearing, right? The floor, if you're inside of a

00:18:40.740 house that you're standing on, the desk that you might be sitting at, the car that you're driving,

00:18:44.880 the water bottle that you're drinking from, the food that you might be eating. Okay. Almost

00:18:49.960 everything around you exists because someone decided to be an entrepreneur and to start a

00:18:55.980 business and to sell something and you bought it. You bought it. I remember sitting at Barnes and

00:19:02.840 Noble several years ago when they had those and it was more common. But I remember looking at like

00:19:08.780 the thousands upon thousands of books and thinking, I could do this. And some of those books that I'm

00:19:15.640 looking at, they're not even good. Yet somebody was willing to publish them, to write them,

00:19:20.800 to publish them. And so, you know, I thought, why could not, right? And the same is true about

00:19:26.040 starting a business, right? You can do it. A lot of these guys that start these companies,

00:19:31.120 they're not actually highly intellectual guys. They're not really experienced, high credentials.

00:19:37.480 Most of them didn't go to college.

00:19:39.780 They're just guys that are willing to do it. 1.00

00:19:41.420 Again, that's kind of the retard maxing idea. 1.00

00:19:43.800 Your first company might fail. 1.00

00:19:45.400 Your second company might fail.

00:19:47.420 But what you do is you learn, you stumble,

00:19:49.860 you gain experience.

00:19:51.100 You eventually are gonna find something that works

00:19:53.660 and you have some momentum.

00:19:55.380 That's the key thing, building momentum.

00:19:57.080 There's nothing more motivating than momentum.

00:19:59.460 It allows you to work incredible amount of hours.

00:20:02.400 But what will kill you is not having momentum.

00:20:05.160 When you don't have momentum,

00:20:05.940 It's absolutely, you just don't want to do anything.

00:20:07.940 And in the beginning, there's no momentum.

00:20:09.700 So you just have to be willing,

00:20:10.680 hey, I'm going to work hard for a couple months,

00:20:12.720 maybe even a year to try to build up that momentum.

00:20:15.600 Momentum will keep you going.

00:20:17.760 Years ago, I actually wrote a book called Launch Your Dream.

00:20:22.240 I owned a company called Startup Camp years ago.

00:20:25.480 And this is over probably 10 years ago now.

00:20:27.880 And it covers the process of starting a business.

00:20:29.720 You can pick it up on Amazon.

00:20:31.500 Again, Launch Your Dream.

00:20:32.500 and it's like a 30-day breakdown

00:20:35.000 of just the fundamentals of how to start a business.

00:20:37.880 So think about landscaping or plumbing

00:20:39.860 or an HVAC company or electrical work

00:20:41.420 or property management or window cleaning

00:20:43.080 or residential cleaning or buying Airbnbs,

00:20:46.100 like real estate investments of some sort,

00:20:49.000 short-term rentals, something like that.

00:20:51.420 I don't know, whatever your world is,

00:20:53.480 but there are a lot of easy start businesses.

00:20:56.540 And again, you might not do this business forever.

00:20:58.940 This business might be a business

00:21:00.160 that starts to get you up to $100,000 a year.

00:21:02.200 so that you can save enough money

00:21:03.520 that you can get into the Airbnb business.

00:21:05.340 You've got to think stepping stones, strategic.

00:21:07.380 You're playing chess.

00:21:08.520 This is not just like one move is the whole game.

00:21:12.200 So these businesses aren't,

00:21:13.640 like these types of companies that I'm talking about,

00:21:15.700 they're not glamorous, but they solve real problems.

00:21:18.680 I always tell people that to start a business,

00:21:21.720 you need to solve problems, right?

00:21:23.340 You need to solve urgent, required, and painful problems.

00:21:26.680 Toilet paper is an urgent, required, and painful problem, right?

00:21:30.060 You need, or I should say, it's solving an urgent, required, and painful problem. 1.00

00:21:33.820 You need toilet paper, unless you want to, you know, do the Hindu thing and, you know, 1.00

00:21:39.160 wipe your butt with your hand and then eat with it. 0.98

00:21:41.900 But the reality is, is that you have to think about urgent, required, and painful problems. 0.99

00:21:47.160 I was thinking about a guy, he created a little handheld nebulizer.

00:21:52.360 And so the people that have asthma or they have to inhale prescription medications,

00:21:57.480 this is a necessity.

00:21:58.820 It was a travel, travelable necessity.

00:22:01.200 And I looked on Amazon, like, you know, how it shows how many, you know, have sold this

00:22:06.360 month.

00:22:06.740 I don't know.

00:22:07.340 It was something like 16,000 had sold this month.

00:22:09.600 And I'm thinking, oh my goodness, this guy is cranking because he created a little portable,

00:22:14.920 basic, affordable nebulizer.

00:22:18.740 That's the kind of thing is solve urgent, required, painful problems.

00:22:22.820 If you're doing something that's, that's not solving an urgent, required, painful problem

00:22:26.560 and you're not having momentum, that's why.

00:22:28.820 people, people don't need it to, to, to be solved quickly. It's not a required thing. It's not,

00:22:34.600 there's no pain point. Um, but if you can solve an urgent, required and painful problem,

00:22:38.820 you are going to have some momentum. And so whatever business you start, I would encourage

00:22:43.260 you to start it as a side hustle. You have your job and you have your side hustle. Um, I think of

00:22:49.160 the scene from the Pirates of the Caribbean where Jack Sparrow is standing on the mast and, uh,

00:22:57.420 he's got his like little boat and it's sinking as it's getting, you know, he's going into the

00:23:02.340 harbor and it's sinking as he's getting closer to the dock. And he times it so perfectly that just

00:23:08.040 as the boat goes underwater, he steps right on to the dock. And that's how you should transition

00:23:13.420 from your job into your side hustle, your business, right? And so think of it like,

00:23:18.340 think of the dock as your business. It's your side hustle. You're building the dock.

00:23:22.200 You don't want to abandon your job too early because then you end up like swimming

00:23:26.780 toward the dock, like you're maybe drowning on the way in. But you also don't want to crash

00:23:33.220 your job into the dock where you have two of them and you end up working 90 hours a week and

00:23:38.960 everybody's pissed at you. Your wife's mad. Your children are absent from your life. And so you 0.97

00:23:43.720 got to figure out how to time the transition so that, okay, say you have an $85,000 job and you

00:23:50.520 have a side hustle. Once it gets up to say $40,000 a year, that's probably getting pretty

00:23:56.420 close to getting ready to jump ship because you go, if I can jump off of that onto the dock,

00:24:02.040 I could probably ramp it up to say $60,000 and live on some savings and get myself momentum all

00:24:08.920 the way back up to replacing my job with my side hustle. And so build those businesses until it

00:24:14.900 can support you and then step off the boat. And I'm saying this again, because in today's economy,

00:24:20.060 particularly if you want to have a large family, which I'm calling you to do, to own a home. If

00:24:25.400 you want to privately educate your children, if you want to save aggressively for the future,

00:24:29.320 you're going to need a household income of at least $250,000 or more. Okay. And that's,

00:24:35.920 by the way, 1995, when I was 10 years old, my dad made about $85,000 a year. We were middle class.

00:24:43.180 And in order to make the equivalent of that $85,000 a year today, it's 250 grand. It's

00:24:49.000 actually a little bit more than that. And so you've got to make that kind of money at the very

00:24:53.060 minimum, the very minimum. And so work hard to do that. Now, if you want to help your church grow

00:24:59.480 and you want to build a beautiful building with church bells that announced to the entire town

00:25:03.640 that this is a Christian place, if you want to purchase property and establish a school and,

00:25:07.720 and, you know, leave an inheritance for your children, again, you're going to need serious

00:25:10.900 financial resources. So I want you aiming at $250,000 a year or more. You can't become content

00:25:17.200 with surviving. I've seen too many guys that they're just content with surviving when they

00:25:23.660 can actually be building something that makes a lot more, that serves their family, serves their

00:25:28.520 church, and serves the future generations, and ultimately serves the country. And so the next

00:25:33.820 thing I want to talk about is finding the right church. And I can't tell you how powerful it is

00:25:37.660 to have the right woman, the right career, and the right church. Okay, that combination

00:25:42.380 is incredible. That is a very powerful trinity of aspects of your life, okay? If you want

00:25:49.900 to really have some momentum in your life, that's where it's at. Now, if you don't have

00:25:54.280 a solid Christian community, you don't have pastors that you respect, I do believe that it's

00:25:59.780 worth having a conversation with your pastors, possibly looking for another church, and very

00:26:06.360 possibly relocating. You can't fully understand the kind of magnified level of motivation or

00:26:11.620 maturity or family health that comes from a strong church until you experience it. A lot of

00:26:17.100 you people are living in church deserts. And, you know, it's not that you have no church,

00:26:22.660 it's that you're like, your church experience really is weak. And so we've seen men move to

00:26:30.340 our congregation from out of state who were once again, like withering plants and are now thriving

00:26:36.580 like strong trees. And we're not perfect. We're just, I think that we're just operating as a

00:26:42.020 historic Christian church and guys that are leading as pastors that aren't cowards. But we

00:26:48.560 are very intentional with hospitality and engagement. And we actually shepherd people.

00:26:53.620 We have very clear doctrines. We have lots of gatherings with one another. And so the one thing

00:26:59.440 that changed in these guys' lives is that they were suddenly surrounded by really good men,

00:27:04.060 really healthy families, faithful pastors that really cared about them, that knew them.

00:27:09.200 And so people move for jobs and for family all the time. You should be willing to move

00:27:14.280 for a church. I do believe that. And so if you currently live in that church desert,

00:27:19.880 I think you should consider relocating. If you've exhausted all of the local options, 0.63

00:27:24.820 the options are plant a church or relocate. And I think planting a church is one of the

00:27:31.580 most difficult things that I've ever done in my life. And I would say, why don't you move to

00:27:35.240 one of these Christian boroughs? We're down in Prescott, Arizona. Come and join and be a part 0.99

00:27:40.680 of what we're doing and find some momentum. And by the way, you can do that. If you want to just

00:27:44.460 go check out our website, kingswayreformed.org, you can actually write in the contact information.

00:27:49.220 If you want more information, we have actually people that will help you figure out, ask questions,

00:27:54.000 all of that. It might even be me. I might even be willing to help you out on some of those things.

00:27:57.760 So we've talked about marriage, we talked about wealth, we talked about church.

00:28:01.420 Now we need to talk about children, education, and local politics, right?

00:28:04.180 So there's six things.

00:28:06.480 Next ones are children, education, and local politics.

00:28:09.140 So when you have marriage, finances, and church life established, the question of children

00:28:14.940 becomes much easier, right?

00:28:16.500 And as I've said before, I believe Christian families are commanded to have at least three 0.64

00:28:21.240 children.

00:28:22.040 But given the demographic challenges that we're facing today, I would encourage Christian

00:28:25.640 Americans to have more children, five or more children. And what it does, it reinforces everything 1.00

00:28:32.840 else that I've been saying. And this is why your career, your financial stability, your church

00:28:38.140 community, they matter so much. Without those foundations, you might have children, but you

00:28:44.120 might find it difficult to raise them, raise more than say three of them, or you might feel like

00:28:49.280 you're completely burnt out and you don't have time or you're not stable enough to add more

00:28:52.760 children. And I get that. I really do understand that some of those circumstances are real and

00:28:57.900 they exist. But what I'm describing in this episode is a coherent system. Marriage strengthens

00:29:03.340 the household. Wealth produces the resources. The church provides the community. The children

00:29:07.640 carry that inheritance into the next generation. And so with children, we know comes responsibility

00:29:13.360 of education. And so I believe homeschooling is basically in America, it largely grew out of

00:29:23.000 necessity. And so the public school system basically had become so compromised by secular

00:29:28.840 liberalism and the sexual agenda of the LGBT mafia that Christian parents felt that they had 0.99

00:29:34.480 no other choice but to remove their children and homeschool them. And praise God for that. That was 1.00

00:29:38.140 faithful, good decision. But the state should never educate the children. That was the big

00:29:44.120 fundamental flaw in the first place. Children are the possessions of the family and the church. And

00:29:49.260 so many families began homeschooling, not because they particularly wanted to, but because they

00:29:54.160 were fully, you know, they had to. It was just, again, it's just a necessity. But I would argue

00:30:00.900 that most of them were not even equipped to do so. And that's the problem. And while I believe

00:30:07.460 that most parents are capable of educating their children, especially through the early years.

00:30:12.340 I don't believe that most homeschooling arrangements can compete with the expertise,

00:30:17.040 the division of labor, the academic rigor of a strong classical Christian private school.

00:30:24.220 And again, this is where church community becomes very important. If you belong to a healthy church

00:30:29.080 with a good school, you've solved another enormous problem in your life, which is the

00:30:34.900 education of your children. Now we actually, at our school, we don't do a full five-day-a-week

00:30:40.940 program. We do a three-day-a-week program. So it's kind of a hybrid between homeschooling or between

00:30:46.880 a private school and homeschooling. But the homeschooling is directed through the headmaster

00:30:53.060 and the professors at the school. And so it's kind of a hybrid model. We've enjoyed it. And

00:30:57.480 it allows parents to still be involved in their children's education while also having a lot of

00:31:03.440 support and help from those people that, you know, you're having a science teacher that loves

00:31:07.460 science, teaching science. You're having a history teacher that loves history. That's teaching

00:31:10.440 history. You have a pastor teaching theology to your children. So again, having children is one

00:31:16.000 thing, raising them in the nurture and admonition of the Lord is another. And when you give them

00:31:21.080 an extraordinary education, that is a good way to execute that command. And again, I'm not talking

00:31:27.140 about giving your children just the same education you received. I'm not talking about public school

00:31:33.020 education that we, you know, I had, I had a public school education. I'm talking about the kind of

00:31:37.060 classical education that shaped men like, I don't know, George Washington, John Adams, Napoleon,

00:31:43.200 you know, C.S. Lewis, right? I'm talking about studying the classics, learning Latin, you know,

00:31:50.420 reading the great works of Western civilization, studying the biographies of the men who built it,

00:31:54.920 developing a robust understanding of Christian theology, singing in choirs, being surrounded by

00:32:00.900 strong Christian teachers and male leaders. And more than that, as they get older, getting into

00:32:05.380 the practical reality of making money, building businesses, getting involved in politics. We need

00:32:12.400 to be raising children who are far better educated, more discipled, and more prepared to lead in the

00:32:20.440 world that we're entering and about to inherit than we were. And so what I'm describing is really

00:32:26.580 the rebuilding of the Christian aristocracy, right? Not merely like the wealth or inherited

00:32:33.900 titles of that, but an educational, like virtue, responsibility, leadership, ordered kind of

00:32:41.120 civilization toward a distinctly Christian vision for America. And this is why I believe that one

00:32:47.580 of your responsibilities as a father is to find support, help establish a serious classical

00:32:54.340 Christian school, ideally one that's connected to your church. So it's not just about having

00:33:00.260 children. It's also about building the institutions that will prepare those who inherit what you build

00:33:07.640 and that they can preserve it and conquer the enemies attempting to subvert our Western

00:33:12.580 civilization. Because we are at war. It's going to be more intense in 10 years, and you want to

00:33:17.620 have prepared children for what's coming. Now, lastly is politics, right? So we've talked about

00:33:22.800 marriage. We want you to get married. You know, we talked about, you know, finances and finding

00:33:29.180 a great church. We talked about children. We've talked about education. We now need to talk about

00:33:34.520 politics. Unfortunately, this is not something that's optional in our generation. And when you're

00:33:39.500 married, you have children, you have your own business, you're involved in your church, you're

00:33:45.120 involved in your children's education. The thought of adding local politics to your already insane

00:33:50.260 life is an overwhelming idea, but we have to remember that this is how we overcome the single 1.00

00:33:56.860 gay trannies who do not have any sort of religion. Well, their politics are the religion. So they, 1.00

00:34:03.000 they, when you're at church on Sunday, they're essentially figuring out a way to make your

00:34:08.200 worship illegal, right? When you're hanging out with your kids, they're at some sort of

00:34:14.180 activist rally trying to make sure that your life is a living hell. And so while you're discipling

00:34:20.940 the people in your life and you're having relationships with those around you and your

00:34:24.180 family, they're handing out flyers door-to-door with some sort of left-wing agenda. And it's not

00:34:31.140 that Christians have become more political. No, that Western politics have become more moral

00:34:36.860 and religious. And it's our duty as Christians to stop these pagans, many of them who are foreigners, 0.99

00:34:43.260 who have committed themselves to cross oceans, to build ethnic Hindu and Muslim enclaves in your own 0.98

00:34:51.320 hometown and to take over your city council and your mayorship and your laws. And this is where 0.97

00:34:57.700 the war is at. And it's where we need the single men we talked about earlier, go out there and do

00:35:02.640 the fight. It's where we need to get the married men and battling out for their families. And it's 0.99

00:35:09.000 certainly where we need to get the pastors encouraging their men to get involved. So

00:35:13.220 the first step is getting connected with your local political groups. So set up coffees,

00:35:20.480 meetings, gatherings, find those people. You know, there's probably a whole bunch of people

00:35:25.920 locally that already do this. Get involved, right? It's learning the ropes. Then it's finding

00:35:30.160 an open seat in a particular position, often a not sexy position. You know, it's some random

00:35:36.880 city council thing or on the education board or whatever it may be. And then getting the right

00:35:41.200 person who is externally unassuming, maybe doesn't have a lot of social media, maybe is far right

00:35:49.260 wing, but nobody knows it. But they're intentionally strategic and you want to get that seat. And this

00:35:56.280 is the ongoing work until you have essentially taken power of all these different seats in a

00:36:00.500 particular town. And it's not whether the city will be religious, but which religion will dominate

00:36:05.560 your city. And it has to be Christianity. Now, previous generations did not have to do this 0.89

00:36:11.400 and be so intentional because the government was about economics and different random policies.

00:36:17.340 Rarely did it intersect with like directly with a huge issue of morality. But now it's been,

00:36:22.920 you know, it's not like between whether tax dollars are going to go to funding roads,

00:36:29.080 but whether tax dollars should go to fund sex change hormones for the prison inmates in your

00:36:36.500 county. Okay. So not being a highly productive man was a luxury of a victorious civilization.

00:36:45.760 That's not us right now. Okay. We have to work 60 hours a week. We have to get involved in

00:36:50.940 politics, be involved in our kids' school, somehow make it to church and midweek gatherings,

00:36:55.920 and then fall asleep exhausted

00:36:59.120 because we are paying for the errors

00:37:01.640 of our parents and our grandparents.

00:37:04.160 And this is tough

00:37:05.080 because they kick this problem down the road

00:37:07.360 and we must not do the same thing

00:37:09.540 by cursing our children

00:37:10.700 the way that they cursed us.

00:37:12.160 And we have to actually fight 0.92

00:37:13.360 so that our descendants

00:37:14.640 have a safe Christian home 1.00

00:37:16.000 and they're not reliving

00:37:17.420 our terrible situation

00:37:18.440 that we have right now.

00:37:19.880 And so I'm not trying to,

00:37:21.700 you know, lay out a seminar.

00:37:23.960 Um, I'm trying to really say like more like a siege, right?

00:37:28.720 Every hour spent refining another theory while the household remains unbuilt, uh, while the

00:37:35.960 businesses aren't started, while the church isn't planted or joined, uh, while the school

00:37:40.400 is not founded is another hour.

00:37:42.920 Our enemies spend consolidating ground against us.

00:37:46.260 Okay.

00:37:46.460 The men who will shape what remains of this nation will not be the most informed.

00:37:52.900 Okay.

00:37:53.380 they're going to be the ones who got married, who fathered, had children, built, occupied the

00:37:58.100 institutions while others were still explaining and learning and trying to understand why it was

00:38:02.800 so difficult. Okay. You just got to start doing it, start acting. You need to understand that

00:38:08.580 the laws that are going to be passed are either going to protect one vision of the family in

00:38:15.940 America or another vision of family in America. In fact, I'll even say it's this, you're going to

00:38:22.820 have one vision that will be put forth in the laws and it will punish the other vision. And so if

00:38:29.000 Christian men will not fill those seats, they're not going to write those curricula. They're not 0.99

00:38:34.660 going to fund those buildings. They're not going to raise those children. Then the pagans, the

00:38:39.380 subversives, the Zionists, the Hindus, the Muslims, and the childless liberals, and all of their kids 0.93

00:38:45.380 are going to do it. And they're going to do it for their agendas. And they already are. And so what 0.82

00:38:50.700 is required is not another decade of diagnosis. It's not another decade of scrolling. It's the

00:38:57.220 deliberate, unglamorous decision to treat your household as a fortress, as a siege to your city, 0.71

00:39:04.220 your business as a base of some sort of financial power, your church as a theological training 0.51

00:39:09.060 ground to be encouraged and to be filled up, your local offices in politics as some sort of

00:39:13.840 political ideological war zone. And you do that for one generation and the next will inherit

00:39:19.420 something that can at least have some sort of momentum. But if you refuse it and your

00:39:24.960 grandchildren inherit the mess, they're essentially going to be refugees in their own 1.00

00:39:30.140 nation. That's what's going to happen. The hour for constant commentary and discussion is closed. 1.00

00:39:37.900 Okay. The hour for construction has arrived. We have to go, we have to move, we have to build,

00:39:43.980 we have to do. Look how much has been accomplished by Dearborn, Michigan with the Muslims just 1.00

00:39:49.400 since the year 2000. Think about the Somalis in Minnesota. Think about these different enclaves, 1.00

00:39:58.040 these Haitian enclaves in Ohio. These are not high IQ populations, by the way. These are people 1.00

00:40:07.000 who are here to take your country and we must act. We have to learn. I get it. I'm glad you're 0.99

00:40:14.720 listening to this podcast, but my hope is to actually turn the information into application.

00:40:20.420 So that's a wrap for this episode of American Glory. And if you don't already, you can follow

00:40:24.900 me on X or Instagram or YouTube. I'm posting new content every single day. You can also follow

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00:40:46.300 The subtitle of that book is How the Masculinity of Jesus Eradicates a Feminate Christianity. 0.68

00:40:52.240 I wrote that book several years ago, and it seems to be a great book, not just for men,

00:40:58.660 but also for teenage boys. We've had so many parents tell me that they've had their 14 or 15

00:41:03.400 year old boy, I'll even say young man, at this point reading that book, and it's been helpful

00:41:07.800 for them. So next week, I'm going to be offering a shorter episode as a trailer to season four

00:41:12.580 on American politics. So stay tuned for that. And then we'll jump in the following week

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The NXR Podcast - October 27, 2026

American Glory - How Americans Win Against Leftists, Zionists, and Muslims

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