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A New World | Heritage Briefs - Episode # 07

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  Click Here to Listen to this Episode 💬 Show Notes: In this episode of the Morning Star Heritage Briefs, host Chuck Christie delves into the significant lessons we can learn from the American Founding Fathers. Drawing on insights from Rick Joyner, the discussion highlights the importance of honoring the founding principles of equality and justice as declared in the Declaration of Independence. Christie emphasizes the ongoing struggle against discrimination and the responsibilities of both the government and the church in addressing these issues.  Tune in to explore how we can apply the truths of our founding documents to create a more just society. 🗣️ Quotes from Rick Joyner "It would be a tragic mistake not to honor the American Founding Fathers for their remarkable and unprecedented accomplishments." "The fault is not with our founding documents, but with the failure to apply them." "To be trusted with truth is a great blessing, but also a great responsibi...

A New Life | Heritage Briefs - Episode # 04

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  Click Here to Listen to this Episode 💬 Show Notes: In this enlightening episode of the Morning Star Heritage Briefs, Chuck Christie delves into the rich history of the American Republic as articulated by Rick Joyner. Explore how the seeds of freedom, education, and divine purpose were planted by the early colonists, leading to a flourishing society that embraced knowledge and spiritual awakening. Discover the profound impact of the Great Awakening on the American Revolution and the pivotal role played by influential figures in shaping a nation destined for greatness. Join us as we uncover the roots of our heritage and the divine mandate that has guided America through the ages. 🗣️ Quote from Benjamin Franklin "I’ve lived, sir, a long time. And the longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth that God governs in the affairs of men." 🗣️ Quote from Thomas Jefferson "My views are the result of a life of inquiry and reflection and are very different from...