• The Path to Redemption and Renewing National Values

  • Jan 31 2025
  • Length: 27 mins
  • Podcast

The Path to Redemption and Renewing National Values

  • Summary

  • Meet Rebecca Lavrenz, the remarkable praying grandma, and her son Michael as we navigate the turbulent waters of legal challenges stemming from the events of January 6th. What does it take to maintain faith and joy when facing the justice system head-on? Together, Rebecca and Michael reflect on the removal of her monitoring bracelet—a symbol of her freedom—and discuss the critical need to overturn convictions to safeguard First Amendment rights for future generations.

    Picture this: a bus ride teeming with famous faces like Conor McGregor, Evander Holyfield, and the Paul brothers. It may sound like a dream, but for Rebecca, it was a profound moment that led to an unexpected dialogue on spirituality and faith. From the amusing to the thought-provoking, this chapter captures the essence of family, fame, and faith converging as we recount the emotional buildup to the Capitol and reactions to pivotal news about Joe Biden pardoning the J6 committee.

    As the narrative unfolds, explore Rebecca's journey of being pardoned by Donald Trump, an act that ignites her resolve to reshape the justice system. With a call to enable a godly America, Rebecca urges everyone to return to the nation’s core principles. We also invite listeners to the Constitution Conference in Vero Beach, where we’ll discuss biblical citizenship and cultural renewal. Join us as we embark on a mission to rebuild the nation, brick by brick, with values that can withstand the test of time.

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