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And These Are The Ones Talking Much Of Love
The Cross, the Law, and the Crisis of Modern Christianity
Sons of Liberty: The Cross vs. The Culture
Host: Bradley Dean | Broadcast Date: April 7, 2026
Editorial Summary
The Theological Argument
"The Cross is the only evidence of God's love. To tell a sinner 'Jesus loves you' without mentioning the Law and the Cross is a grave error."
•The Law as Schoolmaster: Sinners must "tremble before a holy law" before they can accept grace. Lowering the law dims the light of guilt.
•The Pulpit's Failure: 90% of pastors agree the Bible speaks to current issues, but less than 10% actually preach on them due to fear of losing attendance/offerings.
Institutional Skepticism
The "Deceptive Reality": Dean highlights a generational divide where the youth are questioning historical narratives:
# Moon Landing Hoax
# 9/11 Discrepancies
Social Decay Stats
Violent Crime+794%
Teen Sexual Activity+1000%
Divorce Rates+117%
Key Themes
#BIBLICAL_WORLDVIEW #POLITICAL_ACTION #REPENTANCE #CONSTITUTION #TRUTH_SEEKER
Call to Action: "Become a Son or Daughter of Liberty. Stand against the corruption."
Reading Time: ~8 min
This broadcast examines the theological necessity of the Law and the Cross as the only true measures of divine love, contrasting them with the "deficient gospel" of modern American pulpits. Host Bradley Dean argues that the nation’s moral and political decay is a direct consequence of a church that prioritizes attendance and offerings over biblical truth and civic duty. The program calls for a transition from passive "lip service" to active resistance against corruption through a return to foundational Christian ethics.
The Theological Foundation: Love Through the Lens of the Cross
The discourse begins by challenging the popular "Jesus loves you" narrative often presented to sinners without context. True biblical love is not a vague sentiment but is strictly defined by the propitiation of sins through the crucifixion of Christ. The Apostle Paul’s life of suffering—marked by beatings, imprisonment, and martyrdom—serves as the ultimate example that God’s love is not evidenced by material prosperity or comfort, but by the sacrifice of the Cross. This "abundant life" is promised amidst warfare and trial, rather than as a path to worldly success.
Central to this message is the indispensable role of the Law. It is argued that grace cannot be truly accepted until a person "trembles before a just and holy law." By lowering the standards of the Law, modern preachers dim the light by which humanity perceives its own guilt, thereby hindering genuine conviction and conversion. The Law acts as a "schoolmaster" that reveals the depth of human malady, making the mercy found in the Gospel necessary and intelligible.
The Moral Decay of a "Tolerant" Society
Statistical evidence of social collapse attributed to the abandonment of God's Moral Law (Base Year: 1963).
+1,000%Teen Premarital Sex
+794%Violent Crime Rate
+553%Unwed Birth Rates
+117%Divorce Rates
Cultural Skepticism and the "Great Distraction"
A significant portion of the broadcast focuses on the growing rift between generations, particularly the younger generation's refusal to accept government-sanctioned narratives. Topics such as the moon landing and the events of September 11th are presented as examples of deceptive realities used by "big institutions" to maintain a power dynamic where the public feels small and helpless. The program suggests that these "fake achievements" and historical narratives serve as distractions from pressing issues like financial pressure, child health crises, and the rise of a digital control grid.
This skepticism extends to the safety of those within the scientific and military communities. The disappearance or suspicious deaths of several high-level researchers from institutions like NASA and the Air Force Research Lab are highlighted as potential consequences for those who might stand against institutional corruption. The host posits that the "fear of man" often prevents the truth from being fully uncovered, whereas the "fear of God" should compel believers to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the next generation.
The Pulpit’s Responsibility for National Decline
The program concludes with a scathing critique of the American clergy. Citing research by George Barna, the host points out a massive "disconnect" where 90% of pastors acknowledge that the Bible addresses current social and political issues, yet less than 10% are willing to speak on them from the pulpit. This silence is attributed to a carnal focus on "success metrics" such as attendance, offerings, and square footage, rather than spiritual faithfulness.
The "Success" Trap of Modern Pastors
According to Barna Group research, these are the top priorities keeping pastors from addressing "controversial" biblical truths:
1.Attendance Numbers (Fear of empty seats)
2.Financial Offerings (Fear of losing revenue)
3.Program Proliferation (Focus on activities)
4.Staffing Concerns
5.Building/Square Footage
Quoting Charles Finney, the broadcast asserts that the pulpit is ultimately responsible for the decay of conscience, the corruption of politics, and the loss of interest in Christianity. By separating the church from the activities of the state, pastors have allowed "Satan to rule in the halls of legislation." The host emphasizes that "politics is the science of government" and is an inseparable part of Christianity in a constitutional republic.
Key Data
STD Rates (Ages 15-19): Increased by 226% since 1963.
Gonorrhea (Ages 10-14): Increased by 257%.
Barna Research Statistics: 90% of pastors see the biblical connection to social issues, but only 10% will address them.
To-Do / Next Steps
Schedule a community event with Bradley Dean and the Sons of Liberty to impact local awareness.
Become a financial partner (Son or Daughter of Liberty) by calling 1-866-233-0747 or visiting the website.
Purchase the "Children of the Apostate" three-book pack to understand prevention strategies.
Join the live Sunday church service at 9:00 AM Central Time on Rumble for uncompromised preaching.
Subscribe to Liberty Sentinel Media to access exclusive content exposing threats to faith and freedom.
Conclusion
The broadcast serves as a sobering reminder that "to not punish evil is equivalent to authorizing it." True love is inseparable from the Law and the justice of the Cross. Unless the American church repents of its apathy and the pulpit resumes its role as the moral compass of the state, the nation remains on a trajectory toward historical folly and divine judgment.
And These Are The Ones Talking Much Of Love
The Cross, the Law, and the Crisis of Modern Christianity
Sons of Liberty: The Cross vs. The Culture
Host: Bradley Dean | Broadcast Date: April 7, 2026
Editorial Summary
The Theological Argument
"The Cross is the only evidence of God's love. To tell a sinner 'Jesus loves you' without mentioning the Law and the Cross is a grave error."
•The Law as Schoolmaster: Sinners must "tremble before a holy law" before they can accept grace. Lowering the law dims the light of guilt.
•The Pulpit's Failure: 90% of pastors agree the Bible speaks to current issues, but less than 10% actually preach on them due to fear of losing attendance/offerings.
Institutional Skepticism
The "Deceptive Reality": Dean highlights a generational divide where the youth are questioning historical narratives:
# Moon Landing Hoax
# 9/11 Discrepancies
Social Decay Stats
Violent Crime+794%
Teen Sexual Activity+1000%
Divorce Rates+117%
Key Themes
#BIBLICAL_WORLDVIEW #POLITICAL_ACTION #REPENTANCE #CONSTITUTION #TRUTH_SEEKER
Call to Action: "Become a Son or Daughter of Liberty. Stand against the corruption."
Reading Time: ~8 min
This broadcast examines the theological necessity of the Law and the Cross as the only true measures of divine love, contrasting them with the "deficient gospel" of modern American pulpits. Host Bradley Dean argues that the nation’s moral and political decay is a direct consequence of a church that prioritizes attendance and offerings over biblical truth and civic duty. The program calls for a transition from passive "lip service" to active resistance against corruption through a return to foundational Christian ethics.
The Theological Foundation: Love Through the Lens of the Cross
The discourse begins by challenging the popular "Jesus loves you" narrative often presented to sinners without context. True biblical love is not a vague sentiment but is strictly defined by the propitiation of sins through the crucifixion of Christ. The Apostle Paul’s life of suffering—marked by beatings, imprisonment, and martyrdom—serves as the ultimate example that God’s love is not evidenced by material prosperity or comfort, but by the sacrifice of the Cross. This "abundant life" is promised amidst warfare and trial, rather than as a path to worldly success.
Central to this message is the indispensable role of the Law. It is argued that grace cannot be truly accepted until a person "trembles before a just and holy law." By lowering the standards of the Law, modern preachers dim the light by which humanity perceives its own guilt, thereby hindering genuine conviction and conversion. The Law acts as a "schoolmaster" that reveals the depth of human malady, making the mercy found in the Gospel necessary and intelligible.
The Moral Decay of a "Tolerant" Society
Statistical evidence of social collapse attributed to the abandonment of God's Moral Law (Base Year: 1963).
+1,000%Teen Premarital Sex
+794%Violent Crime Rate
+553%Unwed Birth Rates
+117%Divorce Rates
Cultural Skepticism and the "Great Distraction"
A significant portion of the broadcast focuses on the growing rift between generations, particularly the younger generation's refusal to accept government-sanctioned narratives. Topics such as the moon landing and the events of September 11th are presented as examples of deceptive realities used by "big institutions" to maintain a power dynamic where the public feels small and helpless. The program suggests that these "fake achievements" and historical narratives serve as distractions from pressing issues like financial pressure, child health crises, and the rise of a digital control grid.
This skepticism extends to the safety of those within the scientific and military communities. The disappearance or suspicious deaths of several high-level researchers from institutions like NASA and the Air Force Research Lab are highlighted as potential consequences for those who might stand against institutional corruption. The host posits that the "fear of man" often prevents the truth from being fully uncovered, whereas the "fear of God" should compel believers to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the next generation.
The Pulpit’s Responsibility for National Decline
The program concludes with a scathing critique of the American clergy. Citing research by George Barna, the host points out a massive "disconnect" where 90% of pastors acknowledge that the Bible addresses current social and political issues, yet less than 10% are willing to speak on them from the pulpit. This silence is attributed to a carnal focus on "success metrics" such as attendance, offerings, and square footage, rather than spiritual faithfulness.
The "Success" Trap of Modern Pastors
According to Barna Group research, these are the top priorities keeping pastors from addressing "controversial" biblical truths:
1.Attendance Numbers (Fear of empty seats)
2.Financial Offerings (Fear of losing revenue)
3.Program Proliferation (Focus on activities)
4.Staffing Concerns
5.Building/Square Footage
Quoting Charles Finney, the broadcast asserts that the pulpit is ultimately responsible for the decay of conscience, the corruption of politics, and the loss of interest in Christianity. By separating the church from the activities of the state, pastors have allowed "Satan to rule in the halls of legislation." The host emphasizes that "politics is the science of government" and is an inseparable part of Christianity in a constitutional republic.
Key Data
STD Rates (Ages 15-19): Increased by 226% since 1963.
Gonorrhea (Ages 10-14): Increased by 257%.
Barna Research Statistics: 90% of pastors see the biblical connection to social issues, but only 10% will address them.
To-Do / Next Steps
Schedule a community event with Bradley Dean and the Sons of Liberty to impact local awareness.
Become a financial partner (Son or Daughter of Liberty) by calling 1-866-233-0747 or visiting the website.
Purchase the "Children of the Apostate" three-book pack to understand prevention strategies.
Join the live Sunday church service at 9:00 AM Central Time on Rumble for uncompromised preaching.
Subscribe to Liberty Sentinel Media to access exclusive content exposing threats to faith and freedom.
Conclusion
The broadcast serves as a sobering reminder that "to not punish evil is equivalent to authorizing it." True love is inseparable from the Law and the justice of the Cross. Unless the American church repents of its apathy and the pulpit resumes its role as the moral compass of the state, the nation remains on a trajectory toward historical folly and divine judgment.
The King Is Coming with Jeff Kinley
7 Marks of a Last Day Disciple- Episode 3
This broadcast explores the essential discipline of biblical study as a primary hallmark of a "Last Days Disciple." Speaker Jeff Kinley examines Jesus’s own relationship with Scripture—from his childhood in the temple to his victory in the wilderness—to provide a framework for modern believers to deepen their spiritual intimacy and doctrinal accuracy.
The Divine Pattern: Jesus’s Relationship with Scripture
Jesus Christ established the ultimate example of biblical literacy, demonstrating that a relationship with God is inseparable from a relationship with His Word. Even at the age of twelve, Jesus was found in the temple, not merely observing, but actively listening to and questioning teachers, showcasing an intellectual and spiritual hunger that amazed those around him. This commitment to the Word was not a static phase of childhood; rather, Jesus "kept increasing in wisdom," suggesting a lifelong habit of diligent study. His mastery of the Word was most evident during his 40-day temptation in the wilderness, where he countered every satanic deception by quoting the Book of Deuteronomy. Crucially, Jesus did not treat Scripture as a "magical incantation" but as a living truth that he both understood and obeyed, proving that spiritual victory is rooted in the application of sound doctrine.
The Call to Diligence and "Cutting the Word Straight"
For the modern believer, being a student of the Word requires a transition from passive observation to active "workmanship." Referencing Paul’s instruction to Timothy, the broadcast emphasizes the need to "handle accurately" the Word of Truth—a Greek concept meaning to "cut a straight line". This metaphor highlights the danger of "crooked" belief systems and the responsibility of teachers to convey the Bible’s actual meaning rather than personal preferences. In an era of increasing spiritual deception, believers are urged to be "absorbed" in the scriptures, allowing the Word to act as a "two-edged sword" that pierces the heart and equips the individual for every good work.
True discipleship in the "last days" is defined by a rigorous and humble devotion to Scripture. By following the pattern of Christ—who knew, quoted, and obeyed the Word—believers can guard themselves against deception and grow in the genuine knowledge of God.
7 Marks of a Last Day Disciple- Episode 3
This broadcast explores the essential discipline of biblical study as a primary hallmark of a "Last Days Disciple." Speaker Jeff Kinley examines Jesus’s own relationship with Scripture—from his childhood in the temple to his victory in the wilderness—to provide a framework for modern believers to deepen their spiritual intimacy and doctrinal accuracy.
The Divine Pattern: Jesus’s Relationship with Scripture
Jesus Christ established the ultimate example of biblical literacy, demonstrating that a relationship with God is inseparable from a relationship with His Word. Even at the age of twelve, Jesus was found in the temple, not merely observing, but actively listening to and questioning teachers, showcasing an intellectual and spiritual hunger that amazed those around him. This commitment to the Word was not a static phase of childhood; rather, Jesus "kept increasing in wisdom," suggesting a lifelong habit of diligent study. His mastery of the Word was most evident during his 40-day temptation in the wilderness, where he countered every satanic deception by quoting the Book of Deuteronomy. Crucially, Jesus did not treat Scripture as a "magical incantation" but as a living truth that he both understood and obeyed, proving that spiritual victory is rooted in the application of sound doctrine.
The Call to Diligence and "Cutting the Word Straight"
For the modern believer, being a student of the Word requires a transition from passive observation to active "workmanship." Referencing Paul’s instruction to Timothy, the broadcast emphasizes the need to "handle accurately" the Word of Truth—a Greek concept meaning to "cut a straight line". This metaphor highlights the danger of "crooked" belief systems and the responsibility of teachers to convey the Bible’s actual meaning rather than personal preferences. In an era of increasing spiritual deception, believers are urged to be "absorbed" in the scriptures, allowing the Word to act as a "two-edged sword" that pierces the heart and equips the individual for every good work.
True discipleship in the "last days" is defined by a rigorous and humble devotion to Scripture. By following the pattern of Christ—who knew, quoted, and obeyed the Word—believers can guard themselves against deception and grow in the genuine knowledge of God.
