Could the confluence of faith and culture be at a critical tipping point? We delve into this pressing question as we scrutinize the Biden administration's recent decision to set a Day of Visibility for the transgender community on Easter Sunday. In a world where cultural norms are rapidly evolving, we highlight the tension between progressive policies and traditional Christian values. We dissect the secularization of the Easter holiday at the White House. Our conversation is a clarion call for truth and liberty in the face of America's shifting cultural landscape.The ghost of Big Brother looms large with the advent of Central Bank Digital Currencies, and none other than Robert F Kennedy Jr. brings this to light. His recent interview casts a chilling prospect of a future where our financial freedom will be shackled by a Chinese-style social credit system. Senator Ted Cruz echoes the sentiment of many with his proposed ban on CBDCs, aiming to shield American liberties. And as we peek into the upcoming pastors' briefing in Washington D.C., we underscore the pivotal role of Christian leadership in guiding our nation through these complex times.Our democracy hinges on the integrity of our elections, and we underscore this point by examining the legislative battlefields of Arizona and Georgia. They're fortifying laws to ensure the sanctity of our vote, a directive echoed by Faith Wins' vigilant efforts to clean up voter rolls. We also spotlight the Republican National Committee's infusion of fresh leadership and legal endeavors to keep elections transparent and fair. Lastly, we recognize Texas as it stands tall against the ESG investment trend, prioritizing the prosperity of its oil and natural gas sectors over the allure of underperforming ESG assets. This episode is a testament to the power of informed voices and principled actions in the preservation of our freedoms.Support the Show.