As we enter the final week of Advent, Jenny Beth Martin welcomes Global Methodist Minister Joel Mooneyhan for a special For God and Country devotional focused on the theme of love.

In this episode, Reverend Mooneyhan reflects on the often-overlooked role of Joseph in the Christmas story and what his actions reveal about true, Christ-centered love. Together, Jenny Beth and Joel explore how biblical love goes far beyond emotion or sentiment—it is sacrificial, protective, and willing to give up dignity for the sake of others.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why Joseph’s response to Mary’s pregnancy is a powerful example of godly love
• How Scripture defines agape love as patient, selfless, and enduring
• What it truly means to love your neighbor—and your enemy—in a divided world
• Why Christ’s love is not earned, deserved, or limited by our failures
• Encouragement for anyone struggling with worth, forgiveness, or reconciliation

This conversation reminds us that Christmas is not just a celebration of Christ’s birth, but a call to live out His love in our daily lives—loving others as He first loved us.

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Guest:
Reverend Joel Mooneyhan | Instagram: @southernreverend | www.joelfromatlanta.com
Host:
Jenny Beth Martin, Honorary Chairman, Tea Party Patriots Action | Instagram: @jennybethm X: @jennybethm | www.teapartypatriots.org

In this episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Chris Holton, Senior Analyst and Director of State Outreach at the Center for Security Policy, for a wide-ranging conversation on Sharia law, Islamist ideology, and the growing threat of “civilization jihad” facing the United States and the West.

Chris explains why understanding Islamic source texts is critical to understanding modern jihadist movements, breaking down the Islamic trilogy—the Quran, Hadith, and Sirah—and how they form the basis of Sharia. He outlines the distinction between violent jihad and political or “civilization” jihad, warning that non-violent efforts to impose Sharia through law, culture, and institutions often pose the greatest long-term danger to constitutional freedoms.

The discussion explores:

• How Sharia law differs fundamentally from the U.S. Constitution
• Why Europe serves as a warning for what happens when assimilation fails
• The role of the Muslim Brotherhood as the political wing of global jihad
• Iran’s influence on terrorist organizations and Islamist movements
• The radicalization of college campuses and the “red-green axis” between Marxists and Islamists
• Lessons from the October 7 Hamas attacks and the global reaction that followed
• What state and local law enforcement need to combat violent jihad
• Legislative tools, including “American Laws for American Courts” and Andy’s Law

Chris emphasizes that defending freedom is not passive and that preserving constitutional rights requires vigilance, education, and cultural engagement. This episode offers a sobering but essential look at the ideological and legal challenges confronting America—and what citizens can do to protect the republic.

Guest: Chris Holton, Senior Analyst and Director of State Outreach at the Center for Security Policy | X: @CHoltonCSP
Host: Jenny Beth Martin, Honorary Chairman, Tea Party Patriots Action | X: @jennybethm

In this For God and Country bonus episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin is joined by Global Methodist Minister Reverend Joel Mooneyhan for a reflection on the Advent theme of joy, centered on Luke 2:8–20 and the story of the shepherds who were the first witnesses to Christ’s birth.

This conversation explores why God chose the shepherds—men of low status and hard labor—to receive and proclaim the good news, and what that choice reveals about humility, service, and God’s concern for the vulnerable. Reverend Mooneyhan explains the biblical difference between temporary happiness and lasting joy, emphasizing that true joy is rooted in Christ and is not dependent on circumstances, success, or comfort.

Jenny Beth and Reverend Mooneyhan also discuss the Christian call to live out faith through both evangelism and compassion, caring for spiritual needs while also meeting physical needs. As Christmas approaches, this episode offers a thoughtful reminder that joy flows from knowing Christ, sharing His message, and serving others faithfully in everyday life.

Key topics include:

• The shepherds as unlikely messengers of Christ’s birth
• Why biblical joy is deeper than happiness
• Protecting and caring for the vulnerable as a Christian calling
• Balancing evangelism with compassion and service
• Living out Advent joy beyond the Christmas season

Guest: Reverend Joel Mooneyhan, Global Methodist Minister | Instagram: @southernreverend | Website: www.joelfromatlanta.com
Host: Jenny Beth Martin, Honorary Chairman, Tea Party Patriots Action | Instagram: @jennybethm | X: @jennybethm | Website: www.teapartypatriots.org