What we're seeing culturally today is that there's an intentional plan to mess up our children.

So you have the perverted hearts of adults who seek to pray on children.

Then you have the intentional indoctrination that's coming from the

libraries and from the curriculums. Say to you today that no, we cannot abandon the public

school system but we must treat it as if it's a mission field.

There are three takeaways that I have.

Number one, perverts are perverting the hearts and the minds of our children.

Number two, parents are unaware.

And number three, pastors have failed to address this issue.

But too many Christian leaders today bury their head in the sand with their rear ends tucked up in the air.

Simply afraid to tackle the hard things because they want to be light.

Pastor John Amun Chuku is here with us right now.

He's the executive producer of the movie 22 words exposing the loss of decency in American education,

which I obviously want to get to.

Pastor, great to talk to you, sir.

Thank you for being here and for your work in this field.

So let me just ask you the overarching question today show.

Should the church be involved in politics?

Well, first and foremost, I believe that we should.

I believe that the Bible is a biblical political document.

The Bible speaks to cultural issues. It speaks to

current day issues. And even when you go through the scriptures, you look at the Old Testament in

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