Troy A. Miller, NRB president & CEO, spoke with Andy Hooser on “Voice of Reason” about nuclear family month, Christian persecution, and finding faith in uncertain times. Miller pointed to the dying enthusiasm for Pride Month and increased engagement with the church as evidence of disillusionment with political and cultural institutions.
“All the doom and gloom that has been spelled out by most of these movements … none of it has come to fruition, none of it has come true,” Miller said. “There’s just a real rejection of all the lies that they have been told over the last several decades, and people are starting now to look for real answers.”
He also pointed to the need for biblical literacy, with both the growing interest among the rising generation in Christianity as well as technological developments.
“AI has really in some minds brought up the question, ‘What does it mean to be human?’ and for us, it all goes back to that understanding we find in the Scriptures of who we are,” Miller said. “And God has given us the blueprint of how to live life not just happy, but joyful.”
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Bethany Miller, NRB director of communications, spoke with Matthew Alvarez on Right Side Broadcasting Network about the religious foundation of America.
“If we are saying we’re going to rededicate America as one nation under God, do we know that God anymore? Are we clear on what exactly truth is?” she said.
She also touched on the issues of Biblical illiteracy and Christless conservativism.
“We can’t separate ourselves from the root,” Miller said. “If we want the benefits of Christian civilization, we have to remember where exactly that comes from.”
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Bethany Miller also spoke with Jonathan Baker on the “Bob Bill Show” about nuclear family month.
“So many are saying that this nation was not founded about Scripture,” she said, “but I’d like to argue that that is not correct.”
She talked about how America not only is a Christian nation, but also that God promises blessing for nations serving God.
“The next 250 will be absolutely contingent on our founding,” she said, “which goes back to Scripture, which goes back to the nuclear family, because we know that the nuclear family is the bedrock of a flourishing society.”
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Bethany Miller also joined “The Todd Starnes Show” to discuss faith and family in America.
“We know a flourishing society starts with one man, one woman, and children under one roof,” she said.
Bethany Miller argued that America is great because of her founding as a Christian nation. However, Christless conservativism and biblical literacy weaken conversative movements.
“We’re seeing a lot of conservativism that wears Christian values as a lapel pin but as soon as they go home, they take it off,” Miller said. “It’s not something that’s genuine or actually convicting to the soul, it’s just something utilized to push the narrative.”