Joshua Pratt of Lynchburg, VA, and the Blue Ridge Haven Vision for Adults with Autism and Autism Families Joshua Daniel Pratt of Lynchburg, VA, has spent more than three decades leading organizations, building businesses, serving churches, and investing in communities through a philosophy grounded in stewardship, compassion, and practical service. Alongside his wife, Sarah Jane Pratt of Lynchburg, VA, that…
A Strategic Guide to Building Political Influence That Lasts By Rev. Joshua Daniel Pratt, MDiv. Winning an election is one thing. Building an organization capable of winning again and again is something entirely different. BUY ON AMAZON How to Win Friends and Influence Elections examines political campaigns from the perspective of strategy, leadership, organization, grassroots mobilization, and the long-term development…
Without Honest Elections, We Do Not Have a Republic Free, fair, and open elections are not merely a political preference. They are a moral necessity for a constitutional republic. When citizens lose confidence that their vote is counted honestly, the bond between the people and their government begins to break. A republic cannot survive if its people believe elections are…
The Christian Duty of Citizenship Religious liberty is not merely one freedom among many. It is the first freedom because it speaks to the deepest part of man: the conscience before God. Before a person speaks, votes, serves, works, builds, or leads, he must first be free to worship God according to conviction. A nation that protects religious liberty protects…
Postmodern Christianity and the Collapse of Moral Clarity Postmodern Christianity is what happens when the Church begins to treat the spirit of the age as an authority equal to, or greater than, the Word of God. It is Christianity without the sharp edges of repentance, holiness, covenant, truth, and obedience. It keeps the language of faith, compassion, and spirituality, but…
A Believer’s Call to Faithful Public Engagement Every generation of believers must wrestle with the same enduring question: How shall we live faithfully among our neighbors? Not in abstraction. Not in retreat. But here—among streets we walk, schools our children attend, businesses we build, and communities we love. Scripture does not call God’s people to indifference toward the world around…
Week 8 2/22/2026 – 2/28/2026 Sunday, Epistles Romans 15-16Monday, The Law Genesis 28-31Tuesday, History Judges 12-16Wednesday, Psalms 21-23Thursday, Poetry Job 15-16Friday, Prophecy Isaiah 40-44Saturday, Gospels Matthew 22-22 Bible Reading Plan is copyright www.Bible-Reading.comhttps://actionmission.us/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/bible-plan.pdf
Matthew 28:18-20, Ezekiel 3, Proverbs 11 Rev. Joshua Daniel Pratt, MDivAll Nations Community ChurchJanuary 18, 2026YouTube: https://youtu.be/HfeaXM_eMIo When Jesus says in Matthew 28:18–20, “teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you,” He is not referring to a vague set of spiritual principles or a handful of moral sayings. He is referring to the entire body of His teaching and…