Michigan is ground zero. In this episode, host Bill Johnson sits down with former Michigan State Representative and Newaygo County Republican Party Chairman John Llewellyn for a wide-ranging conversation about the forces reshaping the Great Lakes State — and America.

From the historic "US-27 divide" separating conservative Western Michigan from the Democratic stronghold of Detroit, to the waves of immigration that built — and are now transforming — communities like Dearborn and Hamtramck, John brings decades of frontline political experience to bear on today's most pressing questions.

In this episode:

•🗺️ The cultural and political split between Eastern & Western Michigan

•🏭 How UAW union power shaped Lansing for generations

•🕌 The rise of Muslim political influence in Michigan — and what it means

•🗳️ Election integrity, low voter turnout, and what Republicans must do in 2026

•✝️ A deeply personal reflection on faith, family, and love of country

"I wasn't raised to be a Republican or a Democrat — I was raised to love my country." — John Llewellyn

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In this episode of Finally: a Decent Podcast, host Bill Johnson sits down with one of America's foremost election integrity experts, Pat Colbeck, to pull back the curtain on what's really happening to your vote.Pat breaks down the Trump administration's two-pronged attack on election fraud — targeting taxpayer-funded nonprofit schemes and mail-in ballot abuse — and explains why a landmark case is now headed to the Supreme Court.In this episode:🔍 The Muskegon voter registration conspiracy — what the FBI found, and why they allegedly buried it🗳️ How Michigan's Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has violated election law at least 7–8 times — and keeps getting away with it📂 The destruction of Michigan's audit trail and why it makes independent verification nearly impossible🏛️ Senate Majority Leader John Thune's alleged obstruction of the Save America Act🌐 Foreign adversaries accessing U.S. voter rolls and manufacturing fake IDs📊 Why Mike Rogers may have actually won his 2024 Senate race — and what the data suggests🎯 Mike Lindell's Minnesota gubernatorial run and the chaos at the GOP convention💡 Tulsi Gabbard's role in uncovering critical intelligence — and why she may have been kept in the darkWhether you're a concerned citizen, a poll worker, or an election watchdog, this conversation is packed with investigative detail you won't hear in the mainstream media.👍 Like, subscribe, and share to help get this information out.

In this episode of Finally: a Decent Podcast, Bill Johnson (President & Founder of the American Decency Association) sits down with Hon. William Wagner — former federal prosecutor, U.S. Senate legal counsel, senior State Department advisor, and founder of Salt and Light Global — for a wide-ranging conversation on faith, law, and the real threats facing America and the Church today.What we cover:🔹 Will's powerful personal faith journey — from nominal Christianity to a life-changing encounter with Christ🔹 His record-setting criminal forfeiture case against the pornography industry🔹 How the Clinton administration halted obscenity enforcement — and why elections have real consequences🔹 Why cultural problems are fundamentally sin problems, not political ones🔹 Parental rights and landmark Supreme Court cases protecting families from government overreach🔹 Islam as a political system — and what it means for America's future🔹 The Church's critical role in discipleship, cultural renewal, and guarding biblical truth🔹 The Faith & Freedom Center at Spring Arbor University"These aren't political problems — these are sin problems. And these are matters of the heart." — Will WagnerIf you care about religious liberty, the future of the Church in America, and what it means to engage culture with both courage and compassion, this episode is for you.🔔 Subscribe for weekly conversations on faith, culture, and decency in America.

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In this powerful episode of Finally: a Decent Podcast, host Bill Johnson sits down with Christian counselor and founder of Icebergology Ministries, Rob Jackson, for a candid and compassionate conversation about one of the most pressing — yet underaddressed — crises of our time.Bill opens with a deeply personal reflection on the cyclical nature of Christian spiritual growth: the seasons of floundering and flourishing that every believer experiences. Drawing from his own journey — including his years of struggle with pornography and lust during his time at Michigan State — he sets the stage for an honest, hope-filled dialogue.Rob Jackson brings over 40 years of counseling experience to the table, combining clinical psychology with deep theological insight. Together, they explore how pornography has quietly shifted from a shameful secret to a normalized cultural fixture — and why the silence around it is so dangerous. Rob unpacks the neuroscience of addiction, the concept of "sexual arousal templates" encoded in the brain, and how early exposure (with the average age now around 11) creates lifelong challenges.At the heart of the conversation is the "Icebergology" model — Rob's nine-step Christian framework for spiritual formation that addresses not just visible behaviors, but the hidden roots of thoughts, emotions, and desires beneath the surface.Topics covered include:- The cyclical nature of spiritual growth — floundering vs. flourishing- How pornography has become normalized and why the Church must speak up- The neuroscience and psychology behind pornography addiction- The collateral damage to spouses, children, and families- A theology of sexuality: life-giving design vs. destructive misuse- The "Icebergology" model for lasting transformation- Practical steps toward recovery — and where to run when the battle feels too heavyWhether you're struggling personally, supporting a loved one, or serving in ministry, this episode offers both unflinching honesty and genuine hope. As Rob reminds us: "At this side of heaven, it is not a winnable war sociologically — but it is a winnable war individually, with God's help."

Michigan House Representative Joseph Fox (District 101) joins Bill Johnson on Finally: a Decent Podcast to share his unlikely journey from missionary and Christian educator to state legislator — and now State Senate candidate for District 33. In this candid conversation, Rep. Fox opens up about his open-heart surgery recovery, election integrity concerns in Michigan, threats to agricultural land from data centers and solar farms, and what it looks like to be a bold Christian witness in Lansing.📌 Topics covered:• Rep. Fox's path from the mission field to the Michigan House• His open-heart surgery and miraculous recovery• Election integrity issues & Michigan's Qualified Voter File discrepancies• Data centers & solar farms threatening Michigan farmland• The role of prayer and faith in public office• His campaign for Michigan State Senate District 33🌐 Learn more & get involved: VoteJosephFox.com📘 Facebook: Vote Joseph FoxFinally: a Decent Podcast is a ministry of the American Decency Association.

In this episode of Finally a Decent Podcast, host Bill Johnson sits down with Pastor Bill Hardecker — missionary, church planter, and man of deep faith — for a wide-ranging conversation about life, calling, and the power of God's Word.Growing up in the Philippines, Bill Hardecker was raised Catholic in a nipa hut. At just 11 years old, a Bible sent in a care package sparked a personal encounter with Jesus Christ that would change the course of his life forever.In this interview, Pastor Bill shares:- His childhood in the Philippines and dual Filipino-American identity- How he came to saving faith as a young boy - His journey to Fairhaven Baptist College in Chesterton, Indiana- Nine years of ministry as an assistant pastor in Pennsylvania- The call to return to the Philippines as a missionary and church planterNavigating COVID-19 lockdowns and keeping the church alive through creative, Spirit-led solutions- His vision for planting Independent Baptist churches across the Philippines- His love for the Puritans, Scripture, and lifelong learning- This is a conversation full of warmth, tears, laughter, and genuine love for the Lord.📧 Connect with Pastor Bill Hardecker: hardecker@gmail.com | hardecker.com🎙️ Finally a Decent Podcast with Bill Johnson

In Part 2 of our conversation, Stephanie Scott — a Hillsdale County election official — breaks down exactly how Michigan's electronic voting systems work, why she believes the process is fundamentally compromised, and what happened when she tried to speak up.Stephanie walks us through the full chain of electronic voting: source code, tabulators, modems, electronic poll books, and the duplicate voter ID numbers she says violate federal law (HAVA). She also shares the personal cost of standing up — five felony charges filed against her — and how her faith carried her through.Topics covered:- How electronic voting machines work (and what nobody is allowed to see)- The electronic poll book and its uncertified software- The "fox guarding the henhouse:" Jonathan Brater overseeing complaints against his own bureau- The case of Tina Peters and data retention law- Attorney Stephanie Lambert and the fight against Dominion Voting- Ralph Rebandt's petition and how unelected officials decided 18,000 citizen signatures were disqualified"We know we're not fighting humans. We've got darker forces at work." — Stephanie ScottWatch Part 1 https://youtu.be/fliiykhJoAw| Follow for more conversations on election integrity, faith, and the rule of law.

What happens when a small-town clerk starts asking questions no one else dared to ask?In this powerful first installment of a two-part interview, we sit down with Stephanie — a former insurance professional and engineering document controller turned Adams Township Clerk in Hillsdale County, Michigan. Elected in the 2020 election, Stephanie quickly discovered something deeply troubling about the way elections are run: the machines weren't being properly tested, records were being ordered deleted, and when she pushed back, the full weight of the state came down on her.From uncovering a 11.5% voter discrepancy in her tiny township, to refusing to hand over a voting tabulator without a search warrant, to being raided while at work 45 minutes away — Stephanie's story is a masterclass in what it looks like to follow the law when the system pressures you to look the other way.In Part 1, we cover:• Stephanie's background — from Minneapolis to Hillsdale, Michigan• How she stumbled into becoming a township clerk• Her first red flags about tabulator testing and ballot logic• The letters from Jonathan Brater and the Michigan Bureau of Elections• The raid on her township office — while she was at work• How she found attorney Stephanie Lambert through a divine series of events• The electronic poll book data she refused to delete — and what it revealedThis is not a partisan story. It's a story about one woman's refusal to just "follow the checklist" when the math didn't add up — and what that decision cost her.