Over the past two weeks, Troy A. Miller, NRB president & CEO, and Bethany Miller, director of communications, appeared on national and international programs to promote Judeo-Christian values in the face of a worldwide information war, Christian persecution, and stateside tensions.
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Troy Miller spoke with Alex Traiman, CEO of the JNS, about the shifting landscape of support for Israel.
“There’s a lot of ties today between what’s going on with Israel, antisemitism, Christian persecution, and Christian hate around the globe,” Miller said.
Miller analyzed trends in Christian communities’ support for Isreal, especially the drop of support from the left and the far right. Misunderstandings of Israel became mainstream as Christianity was pushed out of the classroom and the public sphere.
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Troy Miller also spoke with Fleur Hassan-Nahoum at the JNS Conference in Israel about Christian support for Israel and the state of Christian persecution worldwide.
“Christians have supported Israel for a long time,” Miller said. “Christians really feel a connection and obligation between the New Testament and the Old Testament.”
Miller discussed how the October 7 attacks inspired a Christians response in support of Israel. He recognizes that opposition attempts to divide Israel from her Chrisitan allies, especially targeting the younger generations.
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Troy Miller joined Jenna Ellis on her show to discuss how confusion has become weapon in the worldwide information war.
“It is so important for us as Christians to be in the Bible and to understand what a Christian worldview holds,” Miller said, “and also what is going on in the world and what’s at stake.”
Miller and Ellis discussed the obligations for Christians to defend truth alongside Israel, emphasizing shared Judeo-Christian values.
“All of these virtues and values that we hold in the West came from the Scriptures,” Miller said. “We really have a fight today between that Judeo-Christian foundation and the secular humanist, progressive worldview.”
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On “Frankly Speaking” with Frank Amedia, Troy Miller considered strategies for advancing Judeo-Christian values in the face of persecution and illiteracy.
“We are in the midst of a worldview fight right now,” Miller said. “On one side, we’re celebrating the 250th anniversary of a country founded on Judeo-Christian values. … On the other side, we have this godless, secular, progressive worldview that’s really against everything we stand for.”
Miller highlighted the need for Christians to steward the vote well and the need for pastors to encourage an integration of faith and politics.
“The Bible gives us the principles, the ethics, and the morality we need to live out our lives,” Miller said. “It’s really our pulpits today that have become too afraid to address these issues. Our shepherds need to be focusing on discipleship.”
Watch the two-part interview here and here.
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Bethany Miller, NRB director of communications, spoke with Jeff Stein on News Talk 1540 KXEL about the future of America.
“If we do want to reclaim this nation as one nation under God, we absolutely must remember how this nation was founded, who it was founded for, what kind of moral foundation will promote a flourishing society,” she said, “and ultimately, that is found in our Judeo-Christian values.”
Miller said the chaos of a faithless culture is pushing Gen Z’s renewed desire to pursue the American dream.
“They want to touch grass,” Miller said. “I do think that this return to the church, to a wholesome community is all of a sudden wanted because the digital world is so all-consuming.”
She continued: “As Christians we are called to steward and achieve excellence in all things, and that includes stewarding our information. We are also to take the Gospel into every single mission field and media is one of many.”
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Bethany Miller also spoke with Allison Sinclair and Amie Beth Shaver on “The Rightside” about the hope of American exceptionalism.
“We’re the leader of the free world and this nation is one of the youngest,” Miller said. “I am so proud to be an American. … American exceptionalism is something we should chase, it’s something we should be proud of, this inheritance that we have, this concept of the American dream.”
Miller also touched on Gen Z’s return to the church, warning that the generation needs to be catechized by the Bible rather than the media as they hold to tradition amidst cultural chaos.
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Troy Miller joined John Amanchukwu on “Disturbing the Peace” to discuss the weaponization of censorship, confusion, and division in a culture desperate for the Gospel. They talked about recent attacks on free speech from Europe to America, highlighting the need for “digital warriors” to defend the truth.
“We have to stand up and be principled people that defend our faith,” Miller said. “We fear the Lord and the Lord only.”
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Troy Miller also spoke with Tom Nolan on “TCT Today” about America’s Christian roots, India’s anti-evangelism laws, Biblical illiteracy, and support for Israel.
“We know that by God’s providence, this country came into existence,” Miller said. “The Bible is the book that is most often quoted as our founding fathers put this constitution together.”
Miller also called attention to a proposed law in India that limits Christian outreach and evangelism. NRB and its members are bringing India’s new law into conversations in the halls of American power.
“Ministries that could be found guilty of this could lose all of their assets,” Miller said.
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Troy Miller spoke with Right Side Broadcasting Network about a Christian perspective of election integrity.
“Christians understand that the government institutes are about protecting people,” Miller said. “We care about the government, and we should all care about the integrity of our elections that puts those officials in place.”
Miller also highlighted the importance of consumer choice as bills on AM radio and daylight savings hit the floor in Congress.
“It’s about more than AM radio,” Miller said. “This is about consumer choice that the driver of the car is going to have, the choice for free over-the-air access to the content they want.”