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Sons Of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
You Better Know That The Lord Is NOT Going To Tolerate This!
Divine Judgment and the Crisis of Child Exploitation: The Sons of Liberty Report
The Sons of Liberty: Moral Crisis & The Kinsey Legacy
A Biblical Analysis of America's Spiritual Warfare and the Protection of Posterity
Urgent Alert
Critical Indicators
338K
US IP Addresses Trading Abuse Images
89K+
Unidentified Victims in ICSA Database
<1%
Epstein Files Released/Unredacted
10%
Fraudulent Kinsey Stat (Actual: 2-3%)
The Kinsey Deception (1948-1953)
✕Methodological Fraud: Sampling focused on sex offenders, prison inmates, and prostitutes.
✕Legal Shift: Moved US law from Biblical/Common Law to the Model Penal Code.
✕Normalization: Redefined deviance as "normal" based on flawed statistical frequency.
Core Theological & Civic Arguments
"The cross is the danger signal to all of us... it warns you that if God spared not his only Son, He will not spare you." — Charles Spurgeon
#SpiritualWarfare #CommonLaw #ChildProtection #EpsteinFiles #BiblicalWorldview
The "Boat Rocker" Action Plan
1. Repentance: Acknowledge the "bloodguiltiness" of the nation.
2. Education: Expose the roots of the sexual revolution (Kinsey).
3. Resistance: Lawfully respond to protect posterity from state overreach.
Source: Sons of Liberty Radio (Bradley Dean)
Broadcast Date: 2026-03-09 • Est. Reading Time: 12 mins
This broadcast examines the historical and moral erosion of American society, tracing the shift from biblical law to modern secularism through the lens of the Kinsey Reports. Host Bradley Dean links historical "fraudulent" research to current systemic corruption, child exploitation, and a call for urgent spiritual and civic action.
The Kinsey Legacy and the Erosion of Moral Law
The program identifies Dr. Alfred Kinsey as a primary architect of America's moral decline. Kinsey is described as a "sexual psychopath" whose 1948 and 1953 reports were based on flawed research involving sex offenders and the abuse of infants. This work is credited with shifting the U.S. legal system from common law, rooted in biblical authority, to the "Model Penal Code," which reduced penalties for sexual crimes and redefined deviance as normalcy. Today, these findings remain the foundation for comprehensive sex education and the normalization of various sexual orientations, which the broadcast argues are based on inflated statistics.
The Shift in American Jurisprudence
Pre-1948
Common Law
Biblical Authority & Natural Law
➔
Post-Kinsey
Model Penal Code
Tolerance & Reduced Penalties
"Redefining deviance as normal through fraudulent science."
Institutional Corruption and the Epstein Files
Bradley Dean highlights a perceived "conspiracy of silence" within the U.S. government. He notes that while the public demands the release of the Epstein files, less than 1% have been made public, and many remain heavily redacted. The broadcast alleges that thousands of Department of Defense employees have been implicated in downloading child pornography, suggesting that these crimes are used by "Zionist" interests to extort and control politicians. Dean argues that the system is not just failing but has already collapsed, with politicians actively voting to bury their own sexual misconduct records.
The Global Crisis of Child Exploitation
The program features testimony from Tim Tebow regarding the staggering scale of child exploitation. Tebow presented a map to the Senate showing 338,000 IP addresses in the U.S. actively trading child abuse images. While Dean expresses skepticism toward Tebow and the agencies he works with—suggesting they may be "controlled opposition"—the data itself is used to illustrate a nation "losing the war" for its children. Furthermore, Dean criticizes the expansion of foster care and CPS, alleging these systems are primary conduits for trafficking.
Exploitation Statistics (Reported)
CRITICAL338,000 U.S. IP addresses trading abuse images.
VICTIMS89,000+ unidentified children in ICSA database.
DATA< 1% of Epstein files released to the public.
Spiritual Warfare and the Call to Action
The broadcast concludes with a call for "doers of the word" rather than mere "hearers." Dean laments the apathy of modern Christians, comparing the current state of America to Sodom and Gomorrah. He argues that the nation is under a "curse" due to "bloodguiltiness" from abortion and the failure to protect children from predators. He urges the audience to stop tolerating "criminal policy" disguised as legislation and to stand as a "militant" force for biblical truth.
Key Data
Epstein Files: Less than 1% released; Donald Trump's name reportedly appears over 16,000 times in the unredacted portions.
Congressional Misconduct: House voted 357 to 65 to block the release of sexual misconduct reports.
Exploitation Scale: 338,000 red dots on a U.S. map representing IP addresses distributing child abuse images.
Unidentified Victims: Over 89,000 children currently in the ICSA database remain unidentified.
To-Do / Next Steps
Schedule Community Events: Citizens are encouraged to organize community events with Bradley Dean to awaken local populations.
Financial Partnership: Listeners are asked to become "Sons or Daughters of Liberty" through financial support to maintain the broadcast's reach.
Refuse Illegal Mandates: Government subordinates and CPS workers are advised to refuse orders that facilitate the illegal "stealing" or trafficking of children.
Attend Live Events: Participation is requested for the upcoming Halvorson-Taylor Life Event Center meeting on March 25th in Brainerd.
Vet Information: Readers of Sons of Liberty Media articles must cross-check information and remain sincere before engaging in critiques.
Conclusion
The document presents a grim view of American institutions, suggesting that the "foundations have collapsed" due to a century of moral compromise. The only path forward, according to the broadcast, is a radical return to biblical law, the exposure of high-level sexual corruption, and a refusal by the citizenry to tolerate the exploitation of the next generation.
You Better Know That The Lord Is NOT Going To Tolerate This!
Divine Judgment and the Crisis of Child Exploitation: The Sons of Liberty Report
The Sons of Liberty: Moral Crisis & The Kinsey Legacy
A Biblical Analysis of America's Spiritual Warfare and the Protection of Posterity
Urgent Alert
Critical Indicators
338K
US IP Addresses Trading Abuse Images
89K+
Unidentified Victims in ICSA Database
<1%
Epstein Files Released/Unredacted
10%
Fraudulent Kinsey Stat (Actual: 2-3%)
The Kinsey Deception (1948-1953)
✕Methodological Fraud: Sampling focused on sex offenders, prison inmates, and prostitutes.
✕Legal Shift: Moved US law from Biblical/Common Law to the Model Penal Code.
✕Normalization: Redefined deviance as "normal" based on flawed statistical frequency.
Core Theological & Civic Arguments
"The cross is the danger signal to all of us... it warns you that if God spared not his only Son, He will not spare you." — Charles Spurgeon
#SpiritualWarfare #CommonLaw #ChildProtection #EpsteinFiles #BiblicalWorldview
The "Boat Rocker" Action Plan
1. Repentance: Acknowledge the "bloodguiltiness" of the nation.
2. Education: Expose the roots of the sexual revolution (Kinsey).
3. Resistance: Lawfully respond to protect posterity from state overreach.
Source: Sons of Liberty Radio (Bradley Dean)
Broadcast Date: 2026-03-09 • Est. Reading Time: 12 mins
This broadcast examines the historical and moral erosion of American society, tracing the shift from biblical law to modern secularism through the lens of the Kinsey Reports. Host Bradley Dean links historical "fraudulent" research to current systemic corruption, child exploitation, and a call for urgent spiritual and civic action.
The Kinsey Legacy and the Erosion of Moral Law
The program identifies Dr. Alfred Kinsey as a primary architect of America's moral decline. Kinsey is described as a "sexual psychopath" whose 1948 and 1953 reports were based on flawed research involving sex offenders and the abuse of infants. This work is credited with shifting the U.S. legal system from common law, rooted in biblical authority, to the "Model Penal Code," which reduced penalties for sexual crimes and redefined deviance as normalcy. Today, these findings remain the foundation for comprehensive sex education and the normalization of various sexual orientations, which the broadcast argues are based on inflated statistics.
The Shift in American Jurisprudence
Pre-1948
Common Law
Biblical Authority & Natural Law
➔
Post-Kinsey
Model Penal Code
Tolerance & Reduced Penalties
"Redefining deviance as normal through fraudulent science."
Institutional Corruption and the Epstein Files
Bradley Dean highlights a perceived "conspiracy of silence" within the U.S. government. He notes that while the public demands the release of the Epstein files, less than 1% have been made public, and many remain heavily redacted. The broadcast alleges that thousands of Department of Defense employees have been implicated in downloading child pornography, suggesting that these crimes are used by "Zionist" interests to extort and control politicians. Dean argues that the system is not just failing but has already collapsed, with politicians actively voting to bury their own sexual misconduct records.
The Global Crisis of Child Exploitation
The program features testimony from Tim Tebow regarding the staggering scale of child exploitation. Tebow presented a map to the Senate showing 338,000 IP addresses in the U.S. actively trading child abuse images. While Dean expresses skepticism toward Tebow and the agencies he works with—suggesting they may be "controlled opposition"—the data itself is used to illustrate a nation "losing the war" for its children. Furthermore, Dean criticizes the expansion of foster care and CPS, alleging these systems are primary conduits for trafficking.
Exploitation Statistics (Reported)
CRITICAL338,000 U.S. IP addresses trading abuse images.
VICTIMS89,000+ unidentified children in ICSA database.
DATA< 1% of Epstein files released to the public.
Spiritual Warfare and the Call to Action
The broadcast concludes with a call for "doers of the word" rather than mere "hearers." Dean laments the apathy of modern Christians, comparing the current state of America to Sodom and Gomorrah. He argues that the nation is under a "curse" due to "bloodguiltiness" from abortion and the failure to protect children from predators. He urges the audience to stop tolerating "criminal policy" disguised as legislation and to stand as a "militant" force for biblical truth.
Key Data
Epstein Files: Less than 1% released; Donald Trump's name reportedly appears over 16,000 times in the unredacted portions.
Congressional Misconduct: House voted 357 to 65 to block the release of sexual misconduct reports.
Exploitation Scale: 338,000 red dots on a U.S. map representing IP addresses distributing child abuse images.
Unidentified Victims: Over 89,000 children currently in the ICSA database remain unidentified.
To-Do / Next Steps
Schedule Community Events: Citizens are encouraged to organize community events with Bradley Dean to awaken local populations.
Financial Partnership: Listeners are asked to become "Sons or Daughters of Liberty" through financial support to maintain the broadcast's reach.
Refuse Illegal Mandates: Government subordinates and CPS workers are advised to refuse orders that facilitate the illegal "stealing" or trafficking of children.
Attend Live Events: Participation is requested for the upcoming Halvorson-Taylor Life Event Center meeting on March 25th in Brainerd.
Vet Information: Readers of Sons of Liberty Media articles must cross-check information and remain sincere before engaging in critiques.
Conclusion
The document presents a grim view of American institutions, suggesting that the "foundations have collapsed" due to a century of moral compromise. The only path forward, according to the broadcast, is a radical return to biblical law, the exposure of high-level sexual corruption, and a refusal by the citizenry to tolerate the exploitation of the next generation.
LaGrave Live
LIVE Morning Worship Service 03-08-2026
Cross Words: The Atoning Sacrifice
About The concert:
March 8 is the third Sunday in the season of Lent and we will continue our Cross Words sermon series. Pastor Jonker will preach on Romans 8: 1-4.
Order of Worship:
https://lagrave.org/wp-content/uploads/2026-3-8-AM-Order-of-Worship.pdf
About the Church:
We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months)
We'd love to hear from you:
Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact
Let us pray for you:
Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/
Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Giving/lagr107178
The March special offering is for Mel Trotter Ministries. Mel Trotter Ministries provides shelter for individuals and families with services including: meals, emergency shelter, transitional housing assistance, case management.
Listen on the go:
Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic
Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ
Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle
Soundcloud: / lagravecrc https://soundcloud.com/lagravecrc
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT
Follow us!
Facebook: / lagravecrc https://www.facebook.com/lagravecrc
Instagram: / lagravecrc https://www.instagram.com/lagravecrc
Website: https://www.lagrave.org
#LaGrave #LaGraveCRC
The Atoning Sacrifice: Understanding the "Blood Story" of the Cross
Cross Words: The Atoning Sacrifice
A deep dive into Romans 3 and the "strange" logic of blood, debt, and eternal grace.
LENT SERIES
The Central Paradox
"Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins. It is a phrase as simple as a nursery rhyme, yet as strange as ancient ritual."
The Theology of Debt
Sin accrues a debt unpayable by humans. Only God has the capacity; only a human deserves the sentence. Christ, being both, bridges the gap through Atonement.
From Ritual to Reality
Referencing Leviticus 16 (Yom Kippur): The high priest used blood to purify the Holy of Holies. Paul argues Christ is the final sacrifice, ending the cycle of yearly rituals.
The "Blood Story" Logic
01
Tim O'Brien: A soldier breaks his own nose to "square" a debt of guilt with a friend. Blood is the currency of justification.
02
Kazuo Ishiguro: "The Buried Giant" explores how forgotten atrocities (blood stories) eventually rise to demand justice.
03
The 100 Ribbons: A story of a prisoner returning home to find a tree covered in white ribbons—a visual of lavish, total forgiveness.
Key Takeaways
Boasting Excluded: Faith, not works, is the leveler.
Grievance Ended: Christ's blood absorbs our personal "blood stories."
Transformed Living: Humility and grace become the new social rule.
#Atonement #Romans3 #Grace
Reading Time: 12 min • LaGrave Ministries
This Lenten service at LaGrave explores the theological depth of "Atonement" as presented in Romans 3, reconciling ancient sacrificial rituals with the modern human experience of guilt and justice. The message challenges believers to move from external grievances to a personal realization of grace through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Detailed Summary
Liturgy, Confession, and the Call to Love
The service commenced with a series of hymns and a formal call to worship, emphasizing the "wondrous cross" and the redemptive power of Christ's blood. The congregation engaged in a corporate prayer of confession, seeking God’s mercy to blot out transgressions and wash away iniquity. This liturgical opening served to reorient the community toward the "first and greatest commandment": to love God with all heart, soul, and mind, and to love one's neighbor as oneself. The assurance of pardon, drawn from 1 Peter, reminded the faithful that Christ bore their sins in His body so they might live for righteousness.
The Parable of Forgiveness
During the children's message, the concept of forgiveness was illustrated through a story of a young man returning home after ten years in prison. Fearing rejection, he asked his parents to tie a white ribbon on an apple tree if they were willing to welcome him back. Upon his return, he found the tree covered in a hundred white ribbons. This narrative served as a poignant analogy for the cross: a sign of God’s overwhelming love and a "welcome home" for those burdened by the shame of their past.
The Ritual of Atonement: Then & Now
Old Testament (Yom Kippur)
High Priest enters the Holy of Holies once a year with animal blood to cover Israel's sins. [Leviticus 16]
The New Covenant (The Cross)
Jesus, as both Priest and Sacrifice, sheds His own blood to provide eternal redemption. [Romans 3]
The Theology of the "Blood Story"
The sermon focused on the "crossword" of atonement, addressing the modern discomfort with the language of blood sacrifice. By referencing the Old Testament ritual of Yom Kippur, the message explained that blood was the "currency" required to pay the debt of sin. The speaker argued that even in secular society, the intuition that "the price of justice is blood" remains prevalent. Examples from literature—such as the physical penance in Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried and the "buried giant" of unpunished atrocities in Kazuo Ishiguro’s work—demonstrate that humans naturally recognize that sin creates a debt that cannot be ignored or simply forgotten.
Personal Transformation and Community Grace
The message concluded by personalizing the "blood story." Rather than using the language of grievance to condemn others, believers are invited to see their own lives "scrolled" before God, recognizing their own need for cleansing. The blood of Christ is described as both absorbing the pain caused by our sins and washing our "hands" clean. This realization excludes boasting and fosters a community defined by humility, kindness, and pervasive grace. When the story of one's own forgiveness stands between them and their grievances, the result is a transformative joy that flourishes within the church.
The Logic of Justification
"Where then is boasting? It is excluded."
1. The Problem:All have sinned and fallen short of God's glory.
2. The Price:The debt of sin is death; the currency is blood.
3. The Provision:God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement.
4. The Result:Justification by faith, apart from works of the law.
Key Data
Scripture Text: Romans 3:21-31 (Page 1,748 in the pew Bible).
Historical Context: The ritual of Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) from Leviticus 16.
Congregational Milestone: Steve Palazzolo was cleared for a bone marrow transplant scheduled for Wednesday in Ann Arbor.
To-Do / Next Steps
Check the bulletin for 10:00 hour opportunities immediately following the service.
Attend the coffee fellowship located down the hall and to the right in the multipurpose room.
Pray for Steve Palazzolo and his wife Lisa as he undergoes his transplant this Wednesday.
Offer prayers of peace for those grieving family members, specifically the Colbors, Gruesings, and Buskers.
Support those in rehab or facing cancer, including Jean de Kryger, Millie Friend, and Andrea Heckman.
Reflect on personal "blood stories" and ensure the story of Christ’s forgiveness stands between you and your grievances.
Conclusion
The cross is not merely a primitive symbol of sacrifice but a profound answer to the universal human experience of guilt and the need for justice. By accepting Christ as the ultimate sacrifice of atonement, believers are freed from the weight of their own "blood stories" and invited into a life of humility, joy, and radical grace.
LIVE Morning Worship Service 03-08-2026
Cross Words: The Atoning Sacrifice
About The concert:
March 8 is the third Sunday in the season of Lent and we will continue our Cross Words sermon series. Pastor Jonker will preach on Romans 8: 1-4.
Order of Worship:
https://lagrave.org/wp-content/uploads/2026-3-8-AM-Order-of-Worship.pdf
About the Church:
We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months)
We'd love to hear from you:
Connection: https://www.lagrave.org/contact
Let us pray for you:
Prayer: https://www.lagrave.org/prayerrequest/
Giving: https://www.elexiogiving.com/App/Giving/lagr107178
The March special offering is for Mel Trotter Ministries. Mel Trotter Ministries provides shelter for individuals and families with services including: meals, emergency shelter, transitional housing assistance, case management.
Listen on the go:
Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/LGPodAmazonMusic
Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3tuOdwQ
Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/LGPodGoogle
Soundcloud: / lagravecrc https://soundcloud.com/lagravecrc
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3yXDFaT
Follow us!
Facebook: / lagravecrc https://www.facebook.com/lagravecrc
Instagram: / lagravecrc https://www.instagram.com/lagravecrc
Website: https://www.lagrave.org
#LaGrave #LaGraveCRC
The Atoning Sacrifice: Understanding the "Blood Story" of the Cross
Cross Words: The Atoning Sacrifice
A deep dive into Romans 3 and the "strange" logic of blood, debt, and eternal grace.
LENT SERIES
The Central Paradox
"Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins. It is a phrase as simple as a nursery rhyme, yet as strange as ancient ritual."
The Theology of Debt
Sin accrues a debt unpayable by humans. Only God has the capacity; only a human deserves the sentence. Christ, being both, bridges the gap through Atonement.
From Ritual to Reality
Referencing Leviticus 16 (Yom Kippur): The high priest used blood to purify the Holy of Holies. Paul argues Christ is the final sacrifice, ending the cycle of yearly rituals.
The "Blood Story" Logic
01
Tim O'Brien: A soldier breaks his own nose to "square" a debt of guilt with a friend. Blood is the currency of justification.
02
Kazuo Ishiguro: "The Buried Giant" explores how forgotten atrocities (blood stories) eventually rise to demand justice.
03
The 100 Ribbons: A story of a prisoner returning home to find a tree covered in white ribbons—a visual of lavish, total forgiveness.
Key Takeaways
Boasting Excluded: Faith, not works, is the leveler.
Grievance Ended: Christ's blood absorbs our personal "blood stories."
Transformed Living: Humility and grace become the new social rule.
#Atonement #Romans3 #Grace
Reading Time: 12 min • LaGrave Ministries
This Lenten service at LaGrave explores the theological depth of "Atonement" as presented in Romans 3, reconciling ancient sacrificial rituals with the modern human experience of guilt and justice. The message challenges believers to move from external grievances to a personal realization of grace through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Detailed Summary
Liturgy, Confession, and the Call to Love
The service commenced with a series of hymns and a formal call to worship, emphasizing the "wondrous cross" and the redemptive power of Christ's blood. The congregation engaged in a corporate prayer of confession, seeking God’s mercy to blot out transgressions and wash away iniquity. This liturgical opening served to reorient the community toward the "first and greatest commandment": to love God with all heart, soul, and mind, and to love one's neighbor as oneself. The assurance of pardon, drawn from 1 Peter, reminded the faithful that Christ bore their sins in His body so they might live for righteousness.
The Parable of Forgiveness
During the children's message, the concept of forgiveness was illustrated through a story of a young man returning home after ten years in prison. Fearing rejection, he asked his parents to tie a white ribbon on an apple tree if they were willing to welcome him back. Upon his return, he found the tree covered in a hundred white ribbons. This narrative served as a poignant analogy for the cross: a sign of God’s overwhelming love and a "welcome home" for those burdened by the shame of their past.
The Ritual of Atonement: Then & Now
Old Testament (Yom Kippur)
High Priest enters the Holy of Holies once a year with animal blood to cover Israel's sins. [Leviticus 16]
The New Covenant (The Cross)
Jesus, as both Priest and Sacrifice, sheds His own blood to provide eternal redemption. [Romans 3]
The Theology of the "Blood Story"
The sermon focused on the "crossword" of atonement, addressing the modern discomfort with the language of blood sacrifice. By referencing the Old Testament ritual of Yom Kippur, the message explained that blood was the "currency" required to pay the debt of sin. The speaker argued that even in secular society, the intuition that "the price of justice is blood" remains prevalent. Examples from literature—such as the physical penance in Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried and the "buried giant" of unpunished atrocities in Kazuo Ishiguro’s work—demonstrate that humans naturally recognize that sin creates a debt that cannot be ignored or simply forgotten.
Personal Transformation and Community Grace
The message concluded by personalizing the "blood story." Rather than using the language of grievance to condemn others, believers are invited to see their own lives "scrolled" before God, recognizing their own need for cleansing. The blood of Christ is described as both absorbing the pain caused by our sins and washing our "hands" clean. This realization excludes boasting and fosters a community defined by humility, kindness, and pervasive grace. When the story of one's own forgiveness stands between them and their grievances, the result is a transformative joy that flourishes within the church.
The Logic of Justification
"Where then is boasting? It is excluded."
1. The Problem:All have sinned and fallen short of God's glory.
2. The Price:The debt of sin is death; the currency is blood.
3. The Provision:God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement.
4. The Result:Justification by faith, apart from works of the law.
Key Data
Scripture Text: Romans 3:21-31 (Page 1,748 in the pew Bible).
Historical Context: The ritual of Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) from Leviticus 16.
Congregational Milestone: Steve Palazzolo was cleared for a bone marrow transplant scheduled for Wednesday in Ann Arbor.
To-Do / Next Steps
Check the bulletin for 10:00 hour opportunities immediately following the service.
Attend the coffee fellowship located down the hall and to the right in the multipurpose room.
Pray for Steve Palazzolo and his wife Lisa as he undergoes his transplant this Wednesday.
Offer prayers of peace for those grieving family members, specifically the Colbors, Gruesings, and Buskers.
Support those in rehab or facing cancer, including Jean de Kryger, Millie Friend, and Andrea Heckman.
Reflect on personal "blood stories" and ensure the story of Christ’s forgiveness stands between you and your grievances.
Conclusion
The cross is not merely a primitive symbol of sacrifice but a profound answer to the universal human experience of guilt and the need for justice. By accepting Christ as the ultimate sacrifice of atonement, believers are freed from the weight of their own "blood stories" and invited into a life of humility, joy, and radical grace.
