America at 250: A Republic if You Can Keep It

This book will guide readers month-by-month through the spiritual, historical, and moral pillars of the founding era. Drawing from Scripture, original sources, and the words of the Founders themselves, this book explores:

• Why the Founders rejected democracy and chose a constitutional Republic
• How faith shaped the fight for independence and the formation of law
• Why liberty collapses when virtue disappears
• How the family, church, and education sustain a free people
• Why free speech, due process, and restrained courts are essential to survival
• How nations lose freedom through fear, crisis, and compliance
• Why divided loyalties and forgotten oaths destroy Republics
• And why no constitution can save a people who forget God or serve another

This book is both a celebration and a summons—calling Americans to recover the truths that once anchored the nation and still can.

If America is to endure as a free and united Republic, she must not merely remember her past—she must reclaim it. The hour is late—the warning is clear. And this Republic is still worth keeping.