“The Price Paid For Our Redemption”

Posted on April 1, 2026 by Heritage Ministries of Kentucky

Ladies and Gentlemen, the following story is why you and I can know God…

“…This One was different. Some of the soldiers had noticed the way He had taken the scourging without crying out like most men did. The soldiers who had been at the trials had noticed the way He didn’t answer trumped-up charges; refusing to dignify such accusations with an answer. The times He did speak revealed His deep inner peace. He seemed to be drawing strength from a Source they couldn’t identify, but yet was very evident.

“However, the supreme test was about to occur.

“The soldiers get up, shift their armor into place, and start to form a circle around Jesus. But then they see something that they’ve never seen in all their years of crucifying men. Jesus, of His own will, moves over to His cross, and stretches Himself out on it. He then extends His hands and waits for the nails. They are shocked! Never, among all the many experiences of crucifixion they’ve had, have they ever had anyone willingly accept a cross. This Man is different! Jesus actions seem to say, “No one takes my life from Me; I lay it down willingly.” But why? Why would He embrace a cross?

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“Who’s The Best At Influencing Government?”

Posted on March 25, 2026 by Heritage Ministries of Kentucky

Often when I speak in churches I ask people to be involved in their government in order to protect the liberty of their children. Many times they look at me with bewildered looks, as if to say, “How can I affect government?” I’m sorry we’ve gotten to such a state.

When the Pilgrims came to America they had been through many years of government oppression. And before them, many others had felt the restrictions of ungodly government and education. Because of the hurt they had experienced through un-Biblical government, they knew they must establish education which was true and government which was just. They knew the Bible taught that liberty could not be maintained in any nation apart from teaching the ways of God in their schools; neither could they expect liberty to continue if their government was not the form of government taught in the Bible. Thus, they worked to create cultural institutions which God taught in the Bible: Institutions which would teach and protect the moral foundation necessary for Republics to carry out their God-given purpose.

When people look at me with a questioning face that says, “How can I affect government?”, I know they have bought into the lie that only a handful of people are smart enough to govern others. That is just exactly the opposite of what the Pilgrims believed.

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“His Order, Our Help”

Posted on March 18, 2026 by Heritage Ministries of Kentucky

Except for one thing, the state of our land could be very discouraging. If we look only at the Moslem threat, the homosexual agenda, or the work of socialists inside our governments, we could well be in despair. However, if any person or people set their will to walk in the order of God, they have proven to be invincible under any circumstances. It is my hope, that if we can experience revival, we would need not fear any enemy, internal or external.

The Bible teaches that one with God is always a majority. Moses stood at the Red Sea without a single earthly hope of being delivered from Pharaoh’s fast approaching army. But because he was obeying God in bringing out His people from bondage, God said through Moses,

“Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the LORD…” (Exodus 14:13)

Moses obeyed, and, to his amazement, he watched God’s people get delivered from the greatest army on earth. God still does this today.

Patrick Henry encouraged our Founding Fathers to not be afraid to stand in God’s order against the world’s greatest army of their day in his “Give me liberty or give me death!” speech. He finished it by saying,

“Besides, sir, we shall not fight our battle alone. There is a just God who presides over the destinies of nations; and Who will raise up friends to fight our battle for us…”

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