CA256- Faith Forward- Cure America

Welcome to CURE America, this week Donald T. Eason president of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), on this week’s
Faith Forward episode, a dynamic exploration of faith, policy, and culture. Eason reflects on his recent journey to Israel, where President Isaac Herzog passionately affirmed, “This land is ours, a sacred gift,” underscoring Israel’s spiritual significance
 and its openness to all. Alongside a powerhouse panel—Kristen A. Ullman, JD (Eagle Forum President), Jonathan Alexandre (Liberty Counsel Vice President), and Marty Dannenfelser (CURE Vice President)—the show dives into President Trump’s bold trade talks with
 over 70 nations, strategies to ease interest rates, and a 2025 budget plan prioritizing national defense, secure borders, and tax relief. The group tackles myths about federal spending “cuts,” explaining they reflect controlled growth, while highlighting the
 economic upside of curbed illegal immigration and state-empowering block grants.
In an inspiring sit-down, Dr. OJ Oleka, CEO of the State Financial Officers Foundation, recounts his family’s rise from Nigerian immigrants in 1980 to American Dream success through faith, grit, and education. He champions financial literacy, school choice,
 and tithing—pointing to Malachi’s promise that trusting God with tithes unlocks boundless provision—and invites viewers to explore state-led financial tools at sfof.com. The episode wraps with a fiery panel debate on a Supreme Court case contesting Maryland’s
 mandatory LGBTQ curriculum for young students, which blocks parental opt-outs. Examining books like
Pride Puppy, the panel critiques the curriculum’s ideological bent, its effect on impressionable kids, and the disregard for parents’ rights, spotlighting diverse plaintiffs (Christian, Muslim, Ethiopian Orthodox) united in resistance. They call for
 school choice and opt-out protections, rallying viewers to reach out to Congress in this bold, faith-fueled mission.

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Starring: Donald T. Eason