**Giants are the breakfast of Champions.** In celebration of America's 250th anniversary, Joseph Z, Pastor Mark Cowart and Bishop Alan Didio discuss the nation's prophetic promise from God and the importance of divine involvement in its founding. They call for an American Jubilee, urging the church to find its voice and actively participate in the nation's destiny. Together, they inspire a return to gospel truth, resilience, and courage in the face of challenges.**

In commemoration of our nation's 250th anniversary, Joseph reveals that America has a prophetic promise from God Almighty. Pastor Mark affirms this and shares that without God's involvement and the existence of the Bible, the United States of America could never have come into being. He also reveals that we are currently experiencing a great awakening, sharing the covenant prayer that gave birth to the nation we now enjoy.

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On the other hand, Bishop Alan believes we are entering an American Jubilee, a time when God instructs, "Set the trumpet to thy mouth." He emphasizes that if we do not sound the trumpet, the jubilee cannot be declared, highlighting the need for the church to find its voice in order for us to witness an American jubilee beyond our imagination.

Pastor Mark observes that the truth of God's word is often missing from our pulpits, noting that it is not just about what is said, but also what is left unsaid. Bishop Alan believes that our nation will survive if the people rise in the name of Jesus Christ, humble themselves, and turn from their wicked ways. He calls for active participation rather than passive observation in the destiny of our nation, as any salvation for our country will come from our efforts to reach out and save it. Interestingly, he notes that one small change can have a significant impact. Pastor Mark goes on to reveal that the Lord raised this nation to be the cradle of the gospel, tasked with sharing the good news of Christ with the world.

Bishop Alan cautions against a defeatist mindset, urging us to stand strong and be as impactful as possible for the advancement of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Pastor Mark reminds us that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us; the Lord is our light and salvation, and we need not be afraid, for giants are merely the breakfast of champions. Bishop Alan believes we will regain our fighting spirit as the church rises to fulfill its calling. Pastor Mark concludes by encouraging us to be strong in the Lord and courageous, reminding us that courage is not the absence of fear but the mastery of it.

July 4, 2026