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A podcast hosted by a handful of men from different backgrounds who all like to wrestle with topics around faith, family, liberty, nation, and culture. We've learned a lot in life, and we continue to learn from life, study, and through conversations like this. For this and other content, visit our website: https://fireforeffect.substack.com/Fire for Effect Ciencias Sociales
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  • 25 - The United States Raid on Venezuela & Capture of Maduro
    Jan 10 2026

    Summary:

    In this episode, the three hosts – all retired U.S. Marines – discuss the recent exceptional U.S. military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of Nicolas Maduro. They explore the historical context of Venezuela's political and economic situation, the implications of U.S. sanctions, and the strategic planning behind the military operation. The conversation also delves into the aftermath of the operation, the geopolitical implications for the region, and the potential future strategies for stabilizing Venezuela.


    Watch this and other episodes on other platforms, like:

    - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeqMtGqCXaO6BoSSjEa6zvw

    - Substack: https://fireforeffect.substack.com/

    - X: https://x.com/fire4effect7

    - Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/FireforEffect7

    Find more related content from Fire for Effect at:

    - Substack: https://fireforeffect.substack.com/

    - X: https://x.com/fire4effect7


    Credits:
    - All music written and performed by John Jones of JohnJonesMusicMaker.com

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    1 h y 45 m
  • 24 - A Conservative Credo
    Jan 3 2026

    Summary:

    In this episode of the Fire for Effect podcast, hosts James McBride and Marcus Moyer discuss entering the new year, reflecting on the importance of defining, articulating, and defending core beliefs. They explore the foundations of conservative values, and the necessity of pursuing Truth. The conversation delves into the role of family and community, the importance of shared reality, the influence of religion, and the balance of rights and responsibilities in a functioning society. They explore the erosion of community, and discuss the principle of ‘subsidiarity,’ emphasizing that solutions to human problems should be found at the local level. They discuss the role of the Church's responsibility to care for the community. They highlight love as the highest motivation for human action and the interrelation of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty as guiding principles. The conversation concludes with a call to pursue knowable truth and to articulate these principles in a gracious manner.


    Chapters:

    02:59 Celebrating the New Year and the 250th Anniversary of America

    05:38 St. Augustine quote

    08:40 Conservative Credo: Foundations of Belief

    16:23 The 1st principle: Conservatism seeks the Truth that has emerged over time

    18:44 Margaret Thatcher quote

    21:43 Harvard University’s official motto and logo from 1692

    22:11 Benjamin Franklin quote

    23:05 G.K. Chesterton quote (“Chesterton’s fence”)

    24:40 Graphical depictions of global human prosperity over time

    27:05 John 18:36-37

    28:26 America the Beautiful quote

    32:09 The 2nd principle: God is our Creator; The 3rd principle: Man is fallible by nature

    38:58 Romans 3:23 and Romans 3:12

    43:28 The 4th principle: The conservative protects freedom and dignity of each person; The 5th principle: Each man and woman is equal in dignity

    47:07 Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas quote

    48:53 The 6th principle: The family is the essential building block of civilization

    01:00:41 The 7th principle: The conservative values ‘subsidiarity’

    01:06:33 James Madison quote from Federalist No. 51

    01:08:15 The 8th principle: Culture is more important than politics

    01:13:22 Mary Wollstonecraft quote

    01:17:07 The 9th principle: Conservatives prioritize caring for neighbor

    01:25:01 The 10th principle: The True, the Good and the Beautiful are interrelated and transcendental goals to pursue

    01:31:57 The 11th principle: Truth is knowable, and is our duty to seek it; and the virtues of Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance should be pursued

    01:33:10 Philippians 4:8

    01:34:21 The 12th principle: Love is the highest motivation of the human person

    01:38:55 Steven Pressfield’s book: Gates of Fire

    01:40:45 1 John 4:18

    01:41:10 John 15:13

    01:44:41 Romans 2:4

    01:45:07 Hebrews 4:12


    References in this episode:

    - Elliot, Barbara J. Conservative Credo, The Imaginative Conservative, April 25th, 2013. https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2013/04/conservative-credo-barbara-elliott.html

    - 1776 Commission: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefings-statements/1776-commission-takes-historic-scholarly-step-restore-understanding-greatness-american-founding/

    - Conservative Central Office. The Right Approach: A Statement of Conservative Aims. London: Conservative Party, October 4, 1976. British Political Documents Collection. Margaret Thatcher Foundation. https://www.margaretthatcher.org/document/109439

    - Wollstonecraft, Mary. A Vindication of the Rights of Men, in a Letter to the Right Honourable Edmund Burke. 1790, p. 135. Wikisource


    Watch this and other episodes on other platforms, like:

    - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeqMtGqCXaO6BoSSjEa6zvw

    - Substack: https://fireforeffect.substack.com/

    - X: https://x.com/fire4effect7

    - Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/FireforEffect7


    Find more related content from Fire for Effect at:

    - Substack: https://fireforeffect.substack.com/

    - X: https://x.com/fire4effect7


    Credits:

    - All music written and performed by John Jones of JohnJonesMusicMaker.com

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    1 h y 48 m
  • 1 - [REMASTERED] - Can a Christian Lose their Salvation?
    Dec 27 2025

    Summary:

    In this [REMASTERED and re-released] inaugural episode of the Fire for Effect podcast, hosts James, John, and Marcus discuss their motivations for starting the podcast, their backgrounds, and their shared interests in faith, family, and community. They delve into topics such as regenerative agriculture, political involvement, the importance of prayer, and the complexities of salvation and the Holy Spirit. The conversation emphasizes the significance of personal growth and the challenges of maintaining faith in a complex world, setting the stage for future discussions.Takeaways:

    - The podcast aims to share meaningful conversations about faith, family, and community.

    - Regenerative agriculture is a growing movement focused on sustainable farming practices.

    - Personal backgrounds shape perspectives on faith and community involvement.

    - Political engagement can stem from a desire to serve and improve local communities.

    - Prayer is a vital aspect of maintaining a relationship with God.

    - Wrestling with faith is a common experience for many believers.

    - Understanding salvation involves recognizing the role of grace and faith, not just works.

    - The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in the life of a believer.

    - Discussions about faith can lead to deeper understanding and personal growth.

    - Future episodes will explore various topics related to faith and life experiences.


    Watch this and other episodes on other platforms, like:

    - YouTube: https://youtu.be/ggxuF3VeNn8

    - Substack: https://fireforeffect.substack.com/

    - X: https://x.com/fire4effect7

    - Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/FireforEffect7

    Find more related content from Fire for Effect at:

    - Substack: https://fireforeffect.substack.com/

    - X: https://x.com/fire4effect7

    Credits:

    - All music written and performed by John Jones of JohnJonesMusicMaker.com


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    1 h y 25 m
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