The story of America isn’t just politics and revolution—it’s faith at the foundation. In this episode of MannCave: Unfiltered, we explore how the Founding Fathers recognized God as central to freedom, morality, and the survival of our nation.Too often, modern culture tries to erase or distort this truth. But history makes it clear: without faith, liberty cannot stand.We’ll unpack:✅ How prayer and conviction shaped the Founders’ vision✅ Why faith and freedom are inseparable✅ The cultural dangers of cutting God out of America’s story✅ What it means to carry this legacy forward todayChristians can’t afford to forget the foundation. If we want a nation that endures, we must return to God.✝️ Psalm 33:12 (KJV): “Blessed is the nation whose God is the LORD; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance.”👉 Watch the full episode and join the movement to keep faith at the heart of America.
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