CURE America

Welcome to CURE America with Donald T. Eason. Today we bring you an in-depth, Scripture-centered conversation between Pastor Errol Beckford of Celebration Tabernacle Church in Cocoa, Florida, and Pastor Morris Odioko of Winners Chapel International in Tulsa, Oklahoma—moderated by Grace Glass, Executive Manager of Operations for CURE.
 
In this compelling exchange from our National Clergy Summit, these two immigrant pastors share hard-won wisdom on America's dual reality: its undeniable history of injustice and its unparalleled opportunities for health, wealth, education, gospel advancement, and human flourishing. Drawing from personal journeys—one from Jamaica, the other from Nigeria—they explore how black communities can reclaim empowering mindsets.
 
They discuss rekindling education as a sacred inheritance and the "great equalizer," rejecting prolonged government dependency in favor of cultural dignity, self-reliance, and biblical productivity. Anchored in powerful verses like Joshua 1:8, Philippians 4:19, Ecclesiastes 9:11, and Genesis 1, they emphasize identity in Christ over worldly labels, the mindset of being distributors of God's supply, and seizing opportunities without excuses—even amid opposition.
 
The pastors challenge the church to intentionally equip believers: feed the flock the pure Word to renew minds, break yokes of limitation, prioritize strong two-parent families, and demonstrate spiritual maturity that overflows into economic leadership and intellectual advancement—taking responsibility as the light of the world rather than waiting on government solutions.
 
This no-nonsense, hope-filled dialogue is a call to action for black churches and families: admit the past, seize the table God prepares, renew mindsets through truth, and build communities of faith, excellence, freedom, and lasting renewal. A powerful episode for anyone invested in America's future.

Today we bring you a compelling speech by Jonathan Alexandre at the 2025 CURE National Clergy Summit. In this powerful address on religious liberty challenges and victories, Alexandre exposes the dark "graveyard of isms"—secularism, abortionism, LGBTism, pronounism, and more—that seek to silence faith and bury God in America's public square. Yet he declares triumph: Friday always leads to Sunday, turning graveyards into gardens of revival.
 
Drawing from recent wins, he spotlights courageous stands—like beauty queen Kylie Busch losing her crown for refusing to affirm biological males as female, valedictorian Justin Aguilar restoring Jesus in his graduation speech after legal pushback, Maryland parents winning at the Supreme Court against LGBT curriculum for young kids, gospel-sharing door-knockers protected in subsidized housing, Liberty University safeguarding biblical doctrine, and pastors fighting job losses over biblical beliefs on marriage and sex.
 
Anchored in David's cry against Goliath—"Is there not a cause?"—Alexandre rallies believers to reject fear, double down on convictions, and proclaim truth boldly. The righteous are never forsaken; the gates of hell will not prevail. Tune in to CURE America for this fiery, hope-filled call to stand firm—because religious liberty is the cause worth fighting for, and God honors the faithful. Watch now and be inspired to join the battle for America's soul.

Welcome to CURE America with Donald T. Eason!
Today, we bring you two stellar guests in an enlightening episode focused on empowering communities through agency, family values, and cultural renewal. First, join us for an in-depth interview with Ian Rowe, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, founder of Vertex Partnership Academies—a virtues-based international baccalaureate high school in the Bronx—and author of *Agency: The Four Point Plan to Overcome the Victimhood Narrative*.
 
Rowe shares his inspiring personal story from his Jamaican immigrant roots to leading innovative education initiatives, emphasizing the "success sequence"—completing high school, gaining full-time employment, and marrying before having children—as a data-backed pathway (with 97% poverty avoidance) to upward mobility, regardless of race or background. He discusses combating victimhood mindsets in schools, facing pushback from critics like Harvard sociologist Christina Cross who prioritize government interventions over personal choices, and his successes in advocating for success sequence education in states like Ohio and Tennessee.
 
Then, delve into a compelling speech by Delano Esquire, who traces the historical decline of the Black family since the 1960s, highlighting how welfare policies displaced fathers as providers, feminist movements promoted independence at the expense of partnership, and progressive black church leaders shifted from biblical family teachings to political activism, often influenced by figures like James Cone and events like the Moynihan Report. Esquire calls for urgent revival through child-centered rights, church-led marriage workshops, institutional support from HBCUs and media, and resistance to opposing forces like feminists, LGBT activists, and organizations such as Planned Parenthood, stressing that strong marriages are key to community strength and generational legacy. Join us for this eye-opening conversation on reclaiming agency, restoring family stability, and fostering true community renewal.

CURE America with Donald T. Eason delivers a powerful message using the vivid caterpillar-to-butterfly metaphor: real transformation requires struggle, effort, and a renewed mind (Romans 12:2). Drawing from his inner-city Detroit upbringing and firsthand experience with government assistance, he explains how he escaped that cycle through faith, hard work, education, and embracing America's opportunities.
Eason warns that well-intentioned social programs can hinder growth—like cutting open a cocoon too soon—preventing people from ever learning to "fly." He contrasts this with inspiring figures like Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington, who rose through determination and self-education.
The episode champions faith, family, freedom, and personal responsibility, rooted in the "three C's": Christianity, the Constitution, and capitalism. Eason contrasts biblical voluntary generosity with socialism's forced redistribution—pointing to Venezuela's collapse as proof it fails—while defending capitalism as the system that rewards effort, protects property, and lifts communities.
Hopeful and empowering, the show urges viewers to trust their God-given talents, embrace the struggle, and renew their minds in America's free system. It's a bold call to transformation packed with biblical truth, real-life stories, and a fresh vision for urban renewal—definitely worth watching.

CURE America with Donald T. Eason presents a powerful, no-holds-barred message from Apostle Ellis L. Smith, apostolic leader and pastor of Jubilee City Church in Detroit.
In this fiery speech, Apostle Smith calls believers to adopt a true biblical worldview amid intense spiritual and ideological warfare threatening America's soul. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 10:3–6, he explains how our weapons are mighty through God to pull down strongholds, cast down false arguments, and bring every thought captive to Christ.
He exposes cultural compromises, secular humanism in education, identity politics, superficial faith phrases, and mixtures like yoga in churches. Apostle Smith challenges believers to think biblically about God, truth, justice, manhood, abortion, gender, and more—rejecting worldly lenses and renewing the mind with Scripture.
Sharing his inspiring story of founding the Colin Powell Academy charter school in Detroit, he shows how faith-rooted, redemptive education transformed urban students and gained national attention.
This is a bold wake-up call: In these challenging times, it's our moment to shine, awaken to righteousness, and boldly represent God's Kingdom in education, culture, and every sphere of life.
Tune in to CURE America for this anointed challenge to stand firm in truth and fight for the renewal of our nation!