Daily Faith with Philip Cameron: Special Guest Zach Drew

Researcher and geopolitical analyst Zach Drew joins Philip Cameron for a penetrating conversation about why America is losing its moral and spiritual foundation — and what the church must do to reverse course. Drawing on Benjamin Franklin's famous warning — "A republic, madam, if you can keep it" — Drew traces the decline of American self-government directly to the church's growing complacency and its embrace of Christian humanism. Drew argues that the Founders understood self-government could only succeed if citizens were first governed inwardly by God. Citing John Adams — "Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people" — he contends that when the church stopped preaching holiness and began preaching happiness, it opened the door for man-centered ideology to replace the gospel. "You cannot view God through a humanist standpoint, or the gospel will be about you and your happiness and not about God," Drew warns. He anchors the call to renewal in 2 Chronicles 7:14, insisting that national healing begins with God's people, not politicians. This episode is essential viewing for pastors, church leaders, and engaged Christians who want to understand the spiritual roots of America's cultural crisis. Watch Zach Drew's weekly show at youtube.com/ZachDrewShow.