Stand for Faith and Freedom
Restoring America's founding faith and Constitutional values
Our mission is to be an activated think tank dedicated to restoring the
Constitutional Republic. To accomplish this, we are dedicated to awakening
God’s people. We recognize the vital role the church had in developing and
maintaining the Republic throughout the history of the United States. Our
mission is to embolden His people to once again speak truth into the
marketplace of ideas. We focus on influencing the church by creating and
implementing new and creative ways to be at the forefront of social, political,
educational and cultural issues locally and statewide. Through education,
advocacy and engagement we teach people how to
boldly speak Truth, one on one and into the culture.
Mission
Welcome — Find Your Place. Get Involved. Let's Build Together.
This is more than a website — it’s a gathering place for people who care about faith, liberty, education, and the future of our community. Whether you are here to learn, engage, connect, or take action, you will find a place designed for you.
Below are key areas to explore:
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Action Center
Matters Requiring Immediate Attention
This page exists to keep you informed about issues that require timely awareness and, in many cases, immediate response.
Legislation can move quickly. Hearings can be scheduled with short notice. Votes can happen within days — sometimes hours. If you want to make your voice heard, you must know what requires your attention now.
This is where you find that information.
Community
Get Involved Locally (or Start a Group Where You Live)
Strong local action starts with a few people who meet consistently, share reliable information, and show up—together.
Here you will find:
Bills currently under consideration
Committee hearings and scheduled votes
Proposed amendments
Regulatory changes
Executive actions
Public comment opportunities
Deadlines for testimony or written input
Each alert will clearly indicate:
What is happening
Why it matters
Who is involved
What stage it is in
What action (if any) is recommended
Deadline to respond
Docket
Events
Candidate Forum — A Night of Engagement, Insight, and Community
Patriotic Revival recently hosted a highly successful public candidate forum, bringing together 14 candidates and nearly 150 community members for an evening focused on informed civic engagement.
Over the course of four hours, attendees had the opportunity to hear directly from each candidate as they shared their positions, priorities, and vision for the future. The format encouraged thoughtful discussion and meaningful interaction, giving voters a clearer understanding of where each participant stands on key issues.
The strong turnout reflects a growing desire within the community to stay informed and actively engaged—listening, learning, and taking part in a respectful and constructive atmosphere.
Events like this are at the heart of Patriotic Revival’s mission: to educate, equip, and inspire individuals to engage in the public square. By creating a space where candidates and citizens can connect directly, we are helping strengthen the foundation of local leadership and accountability.
We are grateful to all who attended, participated, and contributed to making this forum a meaningful and impactful event.
John Walz for governor of Nebraska speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Sheila Korth for governor of Nebraska speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Bill Forbes for US Senate speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026.
Scott Petersen for NE Secretary of State speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026.
David Huebner for 3rd District US Representative speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Grady Erickson for District 6 State Board of Education speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Sherry Jones for District 6 State Board of Education speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Bob Bernt Bob speaks about Patriotic Revival’s purpose
Trent Loos was there to help keep things moving along and running smooth. Thanks Trent. Job well done.
Joe Johnson for District 41 State Legislator speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Jeremy Heneger for District 41 State Legislator speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Kathy Hirshman Howard District 3 Commissioner speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Lisa Wilson for Howard District 3 Commissioner speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Michael Hoff for Howard County Sheriff speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Sean Wysock for Howard County Sheriff speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Dan Howard for Howard County Sheriff speaking at the Patriotic Revival public forum, April 12, 2026
Books
Book Reviews
The idea that America had a covenantal relationship with God was especially strong among the Puritans, Pilgrims, and later colonial leaders. Their worldview was shaped by the Bible, particularly the Old Testament concept of a people entering into covenant with God for the establishment of a godly society. Here are a few books.
The Light and the Glory — by Peter Marshall and David Manuel
One of the most influential books describing the belief that America was founded with a divine purpose.
Explores how early settlers believed they were participating in God’s plan for a new nation.
Covers Columbus, the Pilgrims, and early colonial leaders.
Why it matters:
It captures the spiritual interpretation early settlers placed on events in American history.
A Model of Christian Charity — by John Winthrop
A famous 1630 sermon delivered aboard the Arbella.
Contains the famous phrase “a city upon a hill."
Describes the settlers’ belief that their colony was a covenant community watched by God and the world.
Why it matters: This is one of the clearest primary expressions of the covenant idea.
Of Plymouth Plantation — by William Bradford
* A firsthand account of the Pilgrims’ journey and early colony.
* Bradford constantly interprets events as God’s providence guiding the settlers.
Why it matters: Shows how the Pilgrims believed God directed their mission and survival.
Magnalia Christi Americana — by Cotton Mather
* Written in 1702.
* A massive history of New England describing it as a divine work of God in the New World.
Why it matters: Captures the Puritan belief that New England was a continuation of biblical history.
Errand into the Wilderness — by Perry Miller
* A classic scholarly work analyzing the Puritan worldview.
* Explains their belief that they were chosen for a divine mission in America.
Why it matters: Provides the best modern academic explanation of the covenant idea.
The Puritan Dilemma — by Edmund S. Morgan
* A biography of John Winthrop.
* Explains the Puritan effort to build a covenant-based Christian society.
Why it matters: Shows the struggles of trying to maintain a covenant community.
American Covenant — by Philip S. Gorski
* Explores the idea of a covenant tradition in American political thought from the Puritans to Abraham Lincoln.
Why it matters: Shows how the covenant idea continued through American history.
The New England Mind — by Perry Miller
* Deep examination of Puritan theology and worldview.
Why it matters: Explains how Puritan theology shaped the belief that their colony had a divine mission.
Media
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