In American history lectures today, the God fearing character our Founders held that created the foundation for this nation has been stripped from the portrait of each Founder. Modern historians today repeatedly dismiss these fundamental truths. Uncover them for yourself.

Many modern-day historians claim that our nation's Founders were a diverse group of atheists, deists and political revolutionists. There is little known about the Biblical principles upon which America was founded. This documentary aims to explore the amazing truth of our nation's Godly foundation.

Dive into the questions that matter: What principles did the Founding Fathers use as the basis for the most successful nation in history? Were they a group of God-fearing leaders who believed that Biblical principles should form the underpinning of our government and its Constitution?

Who were our Founders? In what was their identity found? On which set of principles did they stand? Examine clear evidences held within the nation's founding documents, pointing clearly to the Founding faith in God.

In this documentary, we see conclusive evidence to support the theory that America's Founders drew their ideas for this nation from their strong faith of God. We understand more about the faith of our Founders that enabled them selflessly to give their lives, fortunes and sacred honor.

This episode focuses on our Founding Fathers and the ideas that birthed this nation. As Americans are increasingly taught false views about the religious and moral beliefs of our Founding Fathers, there is sound proof that their character showed a great inclination towards religion.

Our Biblical Constitution takes us back in time and gives us the first-hand experience of how God and the Bible were directly involved in the forming of our Constitution and our nation.

We explore original documents that show, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that America's Founders drew their ideas for this nation from their strong faith of God. One question remains to be answered: Is America a Christian nation?

The term “separation of church and state” has become an expression used to dismiss the vital role religious faith has in both the history and future of America. What intention did the Founders have when instilling such a phrase into the constitution?

"Separation of the church and state"—does this mean the prohibition of expressing religious faith in the public arena or the exact opposite? We dive into a detailed history of the phrase and how its original meaning has been replaced with its opposite.

In the midst of the Revolutionary War, religious leaders, churches and clergy worked together to form American culture and society. America’s development depended heavily upon Biblical teachings, influencing government, education, finance, conflict and American culture as a whole.

The Church and the Clergy played a pivotal role during the Revolutionary War in the political scene as well as in the cultural one. But have things changed today? We set out to explore if there is still a role for churches and pastors to play in today's political arena. Part 1.

The Church and the Clergy played a pivotal role during the Revolutionary War in the political scene as well as in the cultural one. But have things changed today? We set out to explore if there is still a role for churches and pastors to play in today's political arena. Part 2.

Discover how our Founding Fathers established freedom of religion. Was it their intent to ban acts of faith in the civil arena? Should our religious freedoms be reserved to the privacy of our homes and churches? How have America's religious freedoms changed in the past 200 years?

Take a look at back in time, and how the rulings of our courtrooms reflect an increasingly secular world view of our nation's history. Was it ever the intent of our Founding Fathers to restrict religious freedoms in the public arena? Or is this the result of a dangerous political agenda?

Examine how laws like restricting prayer in schools or legalizing abortion bear little resemblance to the intent of our Founding Fathers. What is the purpose of our nation's judicial branch? And according to the Constitution, how much authority does it hold over our nation and other branches of government?

Often overlooked are the spiritual evidences our nation's capital provides through pictures, monuments and other art forms. What evidences do these symbols provide that would point to the spiritual foundations of America?

From the dollar bill's "all-seeing eye" to the towering national monuments of Washington, D.C., discover little-known facts about this great nation's Godly history through the pictures, monuments and greatest art of the Capital.

Understand what the pictures, monuments, and great art of our nation's capital tell us about American history and our Founding Fathers. Do these monuments, as many modern politicians would have us believe, tell a secular story, or do they hold spiritual significance?

Many Americans today either uninformed or misinformed about the truth of our nation's history. In this episode, examine how American classroom teaching could have an altered view of history—or has it been rewritten entirely?

For four centuries, religion, morality and knowledge formed the core elements of American education. However, in recent decades teaching has taken a more secular approach. Discover the effects of both religious and secular philosophies on education.

Dismissed in today’s classrooms are the black Revolutionary War heroes who fought as true patriots and provided leadership in American government. Throughout our nation's early history, black American leaders played influential roles. Learn about our nation’s black leaders including Peter Salem, James Armistead, U.S. Congressman Joseph Hayne Rainey and more.

Look at the fierce battles of the Revolutionary War that birthed our nation, and how black and white soldiers often fought side by side. Why then do our classrooms seem to neglect the account of so many of our nation's great black leaders? Understand this and more in this episode.

Take a deep dive into the stories and inspiration of the great patriots and heroes of faith that made the Civil Rights movement possible and ultimately our nation what it is today. Then learn why so many of their stories have remained silent.