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WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR JAMES FISHBACK | God, Grit & Glory

WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR JAMES FISHBACK | God, Grit & Glory

‧ 54m 24s

He sat across from Veto before the cameras found him. Now James Fishback is the name every Florida conservative is talking about — and in this episode, Veto Creed lays out exactly why he's earned your vote in the Florida governor's race on August 18th. Early voting is open NOW, Florida.Veto hosted Fishback in the God, Grit & Glory studio back in December — hours of unfiltered conversation before the national surge — and came away convinced: high energy, unshakable conviction, the same room-filling presence Charlie Kirk had. This is the firsthand case for the America First outsider on Florida's...

The Holocaust in Gaza: The Evil They're Hiding in Plain Sight

The Holocaust in Gaza: The Evil They're Hiding in Plain Sight

‧ 47m 12s

The episode they don't want aired. Veto Creed walks through what's happening in Gaza, who's hiding behind the narrative, why the coverage doesn't match the reality on the ground, and why silence is complicity. Where a Christian conscience has to land when politics, money, and media all point the other way.Topics: Gaza, Israel, war crimes allegations, media blackout, Christian morality, conservative Christian podcast, current events. This episode contains allegations and opinion; nothing should be construed as proven fact unless independently verified. God, Grit & Glory — truth without apology. godgritglory.com

The Holocaust in Gaza (Part 1): What They Hid First

The Holocaust in Gaza (Part 1): What They Hid First

‧ 26m 19s

Before the story everyone heard, there was the part nobody covered. Part 1 of this two-part series lays the groundwork: where it started, what got buried, who benefited from the silence, and why the mainstream narrative skips the beginning. A conversation about war, propaganda, and moral responsibility from an unapologetic Christian worldview.Topics: Gaza, Israel, war coverage, media narrative, propaganda, Christian perspective on war, conservative podcast, geopolitics. This episode contains allegations and opinion; nothing should be construed as proven fact unless independently verified. God, Grit & Glory — truth without apology. godgritglory.com

The Father Void: What Nobody Says Out Loud on Father's Day

The Father Void: What Nobody Says Out Loud on Father's Day

‧ 63m 26s

A Father's Day special on the crisis nobody wants to name: fatherlessness, weak men, and the God-shaped role only a real dad can fill. God, Grit & Glory — truth without apology. godgritglory.com

Programmed to Fall Apart: How Propaganda Is Ruining Our Families

Programmed to Fall Apart: How Propaganda Is Ruining Our Families

‧ 70m 56s

 Propaganda isn't just politics — it's engineering the collapse of the family. How media programming rewires marriage, parenting, and faith, and how to fight back. God, Grit & Glory — truth without apology. godgritglory.com

They Called Us Crazy: The Conspiracies All Coming True (Part 2)

They Called Us Crazy: The Conspiracies All Coming True (Part 2)

‧ 38m 21s

Part 2 of the conspiracies they mocked — now playing out in real time. Veto Creed breaks down what was dismissed, what came true, and what it means for your family and your faith. God, Grit & Glory — truth without apology. godgritglory.com

They Called Us Crazy: The Conspiracies All Coming True (Part 1)

They Called Us Crazy: The Conspiracies All Coming True (Part 1)

‧ 24m 20s

They laughed, they censored, they called it misinformation — and then it all came true. Veto Creed walks through the conspiracies that became headlines, one by one. God, Grit & Glory — truth without apology. godgritglory.com

Desensitized by Design: How Satan Uses Celebration to Numb Us to Sin

Desensitized by Design: How Satan Uses Celebration to Numb Us to Sin

‧ 40m 46s

In part two, Veto Creed goes deeper into the spiritual warfare behind cultural celebrations. He argues that Satan’s most effective tactic is not violence — it’s visibility. When sin is placed in front of people long enough, boldly enough, and loudly enough, it begins to feel normal.