Date: November 12, 2026
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest : Pastor Curtis McMiller
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Curtis McMiller is Pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He is also the speaker on the radio program, Answer the Call which airs on WVCY-FM in Milwaukee.
Election Day was just 9 days ago. The results reveal that the country has decided to take a hard-left turn. As we have discussed on broadcasts since the election, a change in many policies and proposed legislation is underway. At stake is the lives of pre-born children. At stake is our immigration system. At stake is the educational system. At stake is the indoctrination of the LGBTQ+ agenda. At stake is our healthcare system. At stake is the judiciary. At stake is how we treat Israel and the Jewish people. The list goes on.
What is greater at stake than all of these is the direction our nation is going spiritually. Spiritually speaking, the morals of our culture are following the pathway of darkness and destruction. We are seeing the avid promotion of false religious systems and a growing hostility to Christianity. Our culture is following a pathway that is headed to destruction, not temporary destruction, but eternal.
Jim mentioned that he saw a meme recently that caught his attention. It read: “Attempting to change society without Jesus Christ is like rearranging the furniture in a burning house.”
Indeed, the election should be a wakeup call to our nation. However, don’t miss the main issue…that this world needs Jesus and Pastor McMiller indicates that “The Church Must Seize the Opportunity.”
How can democratic socialists claim they swear to uphold the Constitution when their stated goals contradict that? Are they aligned with Islamic adherents? What should we make of the Talarico win in Texas? Is it accurate to say there’s been a cowardice within the Republican Party? Is all of this an opportunity to lovingly confront the current generation to the path that leads to everlasting life?
Listen as Pastor McMiller sorts through these questions and more on this edition of Crosstalk.
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