From the founding of America to the halls of Congress, faith has always played a defining role in shaping our nation’s identity. But when did we start believing that religion and politics had to be separated?

In this powerful episode, George Adair explores the roots of America’s Christian heritage — from the faith of our Founding Fathers to the presidents who boldly invoked the name of God in their leadership. You’ll hear biblical insight from Deuteronomy, Daniel, and Romans, alongside historical reflection on Washington’s call to prayer, Lincoln’s solemn vow before God, and Reagan’s vision of a “shining city upon a hill.”

George unpacks the original meaning of the First Amendment, challenges the modern misunderstanding of “separation of church and state,” and reveals how Scripture defines government under God’s authority. The episode closes with a heartfelt reminder that while we live in this world, our allegiance belongs to the Kingdom above all — to King Jesus.

Whether you’re a believer seeking clarity on how faith and politics intersect, or simply curious about America’s spiritual DNA, this conversation will inspire you to see that the true foundation of freedom has always been faith.

In this episode of The Keystone Podcast, host George Adair explores what it truly means to trust in God’s plan — even when the path isn’t clear. Through the stories of Daniel’s 21-day prayer, David’s anointing and waiting, and Jesus’ surrender at Calvary, George connects powerful moments of faith and patience to our own modern seasons of uncertainty.

Drawing from his own recent career transition, George shares how waiting, praying, and listening for God’s timing leads to peace and purpose.

Whether you’re hurting, lost, or standing at a crossroads, this message reminds us that God’s silence is not His absence — He’s working behind the scenes.

Key Scriptures: Daniel 10:12-13, 1 Samuel 16:12-13, Luke 22:42, Isaiah 30:21, Psalm 37:5, Romans 8:28

Tune in for a heartfelt, hope-filled conversation that encourages you to:
– Pray persistently, not impatiently
– Wait on the Lord with courage
– Be silent and listen for His voice
– Move boldly when He says “Go”

Because trusting God’s plan doesn’t mean seeing every step — it means following faithfully until His promise unfolds.

In this episode of The Keystone Podcast, George Adair explores what it truly means to overcome persecution, in faith, in leadership, and in everyday life.
Drawing from Revelation 2:8–11 and his own experiences of workplace opposition, George unpacks how believers can endure unfair criticism and spiritual attack with grace and courage.

You’ll discover the three types of persecution, external, relational, and self-inflicted and how Scripture calls us to respond to each one.
From Jesus’ words to the Church of Smyrna to Paul’s reminder that God alone is the righteous Judge, this episode offers practical truth, heartfelt encouragement, and a reminder that your endurance has eternal value

“Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life.” – Revelation 2:10