Our Origin

It was in the midst of the COVID-19 “pandemic” and the political upheaval that swept across our nation.

I watched something I never expected to see.

Churches that had been called to proclaim Jesus Christ and offer hope to a fearful world closed their doors during one of the most uncertain moments of our generation. At the very time people were desperate for truth, hope, and the Gospel, countless pulpits fell silent.

That moment left a lasting burden on my heart.

I became convinced that when fear grips a culture, the Church must not retreat—it must advance. When the world is searching for answers, followers of Jesus Christ cannot remain silent. We are called to proclaim the Gospel boldly, regardless of the cost.

So instead of waiting for people to come to church, we took the church to them.

We pitched a tent on the campus of the University of North Carolina.

Set up a sound system.

Opened the Word of God.

And proclaimed Jesus Christ in the open air to anyone who would listen.

Crowds gathered.

Conversations began.

People surrendered their lives to Christ.

For the first time in my ministry, I witnessed the unique power of taking the Gospel directly into the public square.

It became unmistakably clear to me:

Street preaching has not lost its power. If anything, our generation needs it now more than ever.

But as God was showing me where the Gospel needed to be proclaimed, He was also revealing something else: the world was witnessing a spiritual battle for truth itself.

That realization became the second burden behind Christian Men of America.

As the world embraced confusion, fear, and division, I watched millions of people unquestioningly accept the narratives being placed before them by the mainstream media and influencers.

Around me, I saw a growing inability to discern truth from deception.

What many viewed as merely political or cultural, I increasingly recognized as something far deeper.

There is real evil in our world.

Scripture tells us that “the whole world lies in wickedness.”

I became convinced that Christians needed more than headlines and opinions.

They needed biblical discernment.

They needed someone willing to examine the issues of our day through the truth of God’s Word, expose deception, and help believers recognize the spiritual battle unfolding around them.

Then God impressed another burden upon my heart.

For the first time in my life, I watched nearly the entire world move together.

• Governments.
• Corporations.
• Media.
• Institutions.
• Entire populations.

Within a remarkably short period of time, people accepted sweeping changes to how they worked, traveled, worshiped, bought, sold, and lived.

For the first time, I could clearly see how quickly a one-world system could become a reality.

What had once seemed distant in biblical prophecy suddenly appeared entirely possible.

At that moment I realized something that has shaped this ministry ever since:

Many Christians say they believe biblical prophecy. Very few live as though they truly expect it.

If the Bible is true—and it is—then we must prepare, not in fear, but in faithful obedience.

We must become less dependent upon the systems of this world and more dependent upon Jesus Christ.

Out of that season came a calling I could no longer ignore.

A burden to proclaim the Gospel boldly.

A burden to expose the darkness through the truth of Scripture.

A burden to prepare believers—spiritually and practically—to stand faithfully in the days ahead.

America is the most influential nation on earth. The ideas, technology, entertainment, politics, and culture that emerge here shape much of the world. Just as the Roman Empire played a pivotal role in the biblical world, America will undoubtedly play a significant role in the events that still lie ahead.

That is why our mission begins here.

North America is Our Mission Field.

Our Mission Is Clear.

• Evangelize the Lost.
• Expose the Darkness.
• Prepare the Faithful.