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This course – taught by the Honorable Bob McEwen, former U.S. Representative from Ohio – is designed to help you understand why America, among all the nations in the world, has prospered more than any other nation in history.

Restored is a 4-part series led by Victor Marx and Joshua Broome, designed to help you find freedom from pornography. Victor and Joshua each bring their own unique experiences to bear in this powerful approach to helping men (and women) break free from the grip of porn on their life.

In this series, Pastor John Amanchukwu unpacks Proverbs 6:16–19 to show you the seven things that God hates. You’ll discover how each of these sins can be manifested in your life, how they permeate our culture today, and how you can walk a different path that reflects the attitude of Christ.

As a Christian in America, it’s becoming increasingly challenging to stand for your Faith and God-given Freedoms in the face of our society’s progressive, woke agenda. But our great nation…

In Defending the Faith, Dr. Frank Turek explores the basics of how you can practice apologetics in your own life, and why this is so vital for all Christians to do today. In eight insightful sessions, you’ll gain answers to the four key questions believers must raise in order to defend the truth of Christianity and lead skeptics closer to belief – and hope in Jesus. Through it, you’ll also strengthen your own convictions and become better equipped to weather storms that threaten to shake your faith

“Reconciled” is a transformational 6-part series guided by Monique Duson, the co-founder of Center for Biblical Unity. This course empowers Christians to navigate the complex terrain of racial unity from a solidly biblical standpoint. The course wrestles with mainstream narratives of the current cultural landscape and brings fresh biblical perspective to the concept of racial reconciliation.

“Who is the King in America?” is a course that delves into the historical and philosophical underpinnings of our constitutional republic. Taught by Bill Federer, this course examines the evolution of governance from ancient times ot the modern era, emphasizing the unique characteristics of American self-governance in contrast to historical monarchies. It draws connections from the ancient world, notably the Hebrew Republic, and the Reformation, leading to the ideals that shaped the United States.