Topic: Patriot Academy

A personal story describes a "spiritual retooling" session with Victor Marx at the Patriot Academy. During a powerful prayer for deliverance, the power in the entire building unexpectedly went out, which the speaker interprets as a significant moment in his spiritual protection and daily prayer walk.

Rick Green of the Patriot Academy delivered a message at Bridge Church focusing on the distinction between political and spiritual warfare. The presentation emphasized the importance of the 250th anniversary of the United States and the responsibility of the current generation to act as a launching pad for the next. The discussion centers on local activism and the legacy left for children and grandchildren.

Bridge Church has announced a series of upcoming guest speakers, including Rick Green for the July 4th weekend and Todd McDowell of the Caleb Company. A special conference regarding the biblical perspective on Israel will feature Don Fento, a prominent figure in Messianic ministry. These events are designed to provide deep scriptural teaching and support for global ministries adopted by the church.

Chris Dunham, the Dean of Patriot Academy, recently delivered a two-part series on Islam at the church. The hosts praise Dunham's skills as an apologist and suggest he would be an excellent guest for the Joe Rogan Experience due to his humor and deep knowledge of the subject matter.

Reagan Green, son of Patriot Academy founder Rick Green, delivered a guest sermon at the church while the lead pastor was originally scheduled to be in Israel. The hosts praise the 27-year-old's teaching gift and discuss a "great awakening" where young people are beginning to own their faith personally.

Inspired by Charlie Kirk's personal habit of a weekly "screen fast," the hosts suggest that listeners adopt a similar practice of putting phones in a drawer to focus on family. They discuss the "Screen Sabbath" as a way to cut off the assault on the heart caused by constant digital input. This practice is presented as a practical way to honor Kirk's legacy and improve mental health.

The episode concludes with a look ahead to a "Culture and Christianity" conference in Nashville at Alan Jackson's church. One host plans to provide a "travel report" on his airport observations and the conference's content. They announce a one-week hiatus from the show due to travel, ending with a final "we get to do this" sign-off and the show's theme music.