What happens to a society when the family weakens—and institutions try to take its place?In this episode of Restitch America, host Alma Ohene-Opare sits down with Jackson Lahmeyer to explore the ideas behind the article “Family: The Original Social Safety Net.” Together, they discuss why family was humanity’s first source of protection, identity, and responsibility—and why no government program can truly replace it.This conversation unpacks how strong families shape strong citizens, how cultural shifts have redefined responsibility and belonging, and why restoring family as a foundational institution is essential for America’s future. From faith and civic life to youth engagement and leadership, this episode challenges listeners to rethink where real support, stability, and community begin.About the GuestJackson Lahmeyer is a national faith leader, conservative voice, and a member of the White House Faith Council, where he helps guide spiritual and policy direction. He was present when Donald J. Trump signed the Executive Order establishing the council.He is the founder of Pastors For Trump, a nationwide coalition uniting Christian leaders across all 50 states to engage boldly in the public square. Jackson also serves as lead pastor of Sheridan Church and founder of Sheridan Bible College, where he mentors the next generation of leaders committed to faith, freedom, and service.Connect with Jackson:Website: www.jacksonlahmeyer.comInstagram: @jacksonlahmeyerTwitter/X: @JacksonLahmeyerFacebook: facebook.com/jacksonlahmeyer🎙️ In This Episode, You’ll Hear:Why family existed before governments, policies, or institutionsHow over-reliance on the state weakens relational responsibilityThe role of faith, community, and leadership in rebuilding familiesWhy strong families are essential to strong citizenship and national unityIf you care about faith, family, culture, and the future of America, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.Subscribe for weekly conversations on culture, unity, and restoring what holds America together—stitch by stitch.Subscribe: www.willfulpositivity.com