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The article discusses that Liberty Pastors Training Camp (LPTC) conference on August 29, 2020 Paul Blair, senior pastor of Fairview Baptist Church in Edmond, Oklahoma, delivered the above in opening statements at the three-day event in Grapevine, a Dallas suburb. It mentions that mint attendees were admittedly disheartened at the obvious truth that the church is losing the culture war.

The article focuses on the consideration of the U.S. voting methods as illustrated in the election return for Dr. Laura Pressley for the Austin City Council local election in Texas in 2014. Topics discussed include an overview of the suspected vote fraud during the election, the appeal of Pressley's case to concerned voters, and the issue of election tampering aid in the government.

An interview with Paul Blair, pastor of the Fairview Baptist Church in Edmond, Oklahoma and leader of the Reclaiming America for Christ (RA4C), is presented. Topics discussed include U.S. Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges, biblical heritage of the U.S., and his plan to launch national resistance starting in Oklahoma. It also mentions how the job of discipleship done by modern church and why Christians need to be trained in how to live life as a Christian.

An interview with Ami Horowitz, the producer of the documentary film "U.N. Me," is presented. When asked about why he chose to create a movie on the United Nations (UN), he says that UN has failed to prevent security problems. He states that the decolonization of the world is the greatest success of the UN. He notes that the UN need to decide and establish standards and accountability to address its problems.

The article discusses the foundation of Sherwood Pictures, the movie ministry of Sherwood Baptist Church (SBC), initiated by pastor Alex Kendrick. It features four increasingly successful movies produced by SBC including "Flywheel," "Facing the Giants," and "Fireproof" as well as the latest project entitled "Courageous." A conversation with Jim McBride, executive pastor of SBC, is presented.

The article discusses the issues of bureaucratization, politicization and poor coordination in the operation of the U.S. government agency, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The author relates Bastrop County Complex fire incident in Texas that was considered the largest and most horrific wildfire in the history of the state. He notes that volunteers had taken control of the situation at the Bastrop County burn zone when officials from FEMA arrived at the location.

The article focuses on the move of conservative and religious individuals in Oklahoma to organize a series of ploys to regain political influence. It mentions the contributions of three organizations that are active in the state's politics including the Conservative Political Action Committee (OCPAC), the Oklahomans for Sovereignty and Free Enterprise (OK-SAFE) and Reclaiming Oklahoma for Christ. It also discusses the platforms and activities of each organization.

An interview with Jimmie Vaughan, famed rhythm and blues guitarist, is presented. When asked about his background, he states his native birthplace in Dallas, Texas and cites how he started his musical career. He mentions how he noticed that there was really something wrong in the political activities in the U.S. since the assassination of the former-President John F. Kennedy. Moreover, he elucidates hi ideas on the North American Union.

The article offers information on the Trans Texas Corridor project in Texas. It states that, this project was to be built for the transportation of American dockworkers and factory workers, from deepwater ports in Mexico throughout U.S. and Canada. It also states that Texas legislators and its citizens, both are showing concern for the completion of this project, by keeping it away from the violence on the border with Mexico.

An interview with Allen Rutledge who works at Capital Planning and Investments in Atlanta, Georgia is presented. When asked about his comments on the factor that hinders the country's economic recovery, he refers to government interventions that distort market activities. He stresses that his encounter with Representative Larry McDonald has changed his government outlook. He believes that the best way to recapitalize the country is through savings.

An interview with former NFL football player and pastor Paul Blair at the Fairview Baptist Church in Edmond, Oklahoma is presented. He refers to his service in their community church in which it led him to join with the John Birch Society in the cooperation to deliver morality among respective states to the truth of America's Christian Heritage. He provides the focus in which pastors have done for the activity through prayers, evangelism through the scriptures, social education, and activism.

The article features Texas Senator Rick Perry, one of the Republican presidential candidates for the 2012 presidential election in U.S. It discusses the political career of Perry, who has started as a Democrat that was elected as State Representative in 1984 and has served as Texas Agriculture Commissioner until he was elected as Lieutenant Governor in 1998. It says that Perry considers himself as a constitutionalist who stand up for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).