When someone tells me that reading Get Back Right – God, Family & Country “reignited my HOPE for America,” that’s not just a compliment.
That’s confirmation.
Patty Lee wrote in her review that this book reminded her of something simple but foundational:
Government isn’t the answer.
God is the answer.
Biblical truth and morality is the answer.
That’s the heartbeat of this message.
Dave and I didn’t write this book because it was convenient. We wrote it because we believe America does not need more noise — it needs restoration. And restoration starts with truth.
Patty said something that struck me deeply:
“We can’t go forward and reclaim our homeland until we remember where we came from.”
Exactly.
America’s foundation wasn’t built on shifting cultural trends. It was built on a Judeo-Christian framework that understood liberty must be anchored in morality. Freedom without virtue eventually collapses into chaos.
Somehow, somewhere along the way, millions of believers were told to stay out of public life. To be quiet. To sit down. To leave “politics” alone.
And now we wonder why culture drifted.
Patty pointed out that only about thirty-four percent of born-again Christian’s vote. Think about that. Bible-believing citizens stepping away from civic responsibility is part of how we got here.
One of the most powerful parts of Patty’s reflection was her vision of what happens when churches step back into their rightful role.
Imagine communities where churches, not bureaucracies, are leading the charge to help those in need. Where we teach people how to build, how to work, how to manage resources — not just how to receive assistance.
“Teach a man to fish” is not just a proverb. It’s wisdom.
If economics, hard work, stewardship, and neighborly responsibility were taught alongside moral truth, how much poverty could be reduced? How many families strengthened? How many cycles of addiction, abuse, and neglect interrupted before they start?
That isn’t fantasy. That’s what happens when a culture gets its priorities straight.
Patty ended her review by reminding us that it is not too late for America to “Get Back Right.”
She quoted George Washington:
“It is impossible to govern the world without God and the Bible.”
Hope is not naïve. Hope is grounded in action.
This book is not about partisan warfare. It’s about remembering our foundation. It’s about restoring moral clarity. It’s about citizens who understand that constitutional rights come with God-given responsibilities.
God.
Family.
Country.
In that order.
If reading this stirred something in you — if you feel that America is worth fighting for, rebuilding, and restoring — then this message was written for you.
Hope is alive.
And it’s time to Get Back Right.
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