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What if everything you thought you knew about America’s founding was incomplete?

As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, Elizabeth Farah sits down with bestselling author Eric Metaxas to discuss what may be his most important book yet: “Revolution: The Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World.”

Far more than a retelling of familiar events, Metaxas argues that America’s true origin story has been buried beneath decades of revisionism, leaving generations of Americans disconnected from the ideas that gave birth to the Republic.

Metaxas contends that the American Revolution cannot be understood apart from the Bible, the Founding Fathers’ Christian worldview, and their belief that liberty was not a human invention, but a gift from God. Drawing from years of research, he explains why the Revolution was far more than a political rebellion, why the founders saw themselves as heirs to the biblical covenant at Sinai, and why they believed America’s success depended on virtue, faith, and divine providence.

Together, Farah and Metaxas explore the remarkable stories that shaped the nation’s birth, from Benjamin Franklin’s transformation in London to Henry Knox’s astonishing mission to haul artillery from Fort Ticonderoga through the frozen wilderness, along with the courage, sacrifice, and leadership that made independence possible. They also examine the striking moral contrast between the American patriots and the British ruling class, arguing that character, conviction, and faith proved to be America’s greatest strategic advantage.

As America approaches its Semiquincentennial, this conversation serves as both a history lesson and a challenge. If future generations are to preserve the Republic, they must first understand how it was born, why it endured, and what made the United States unlike any nation that came before it.

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BREAKING: Birthright citizenship is back at the center of America’s future. Eric Metaxas reveals the forgotten story that started it all. 🇺🇸 @EricMetaxashttps://t.co/CjcvmqPKfN pic.twitter.com/32tuumgu0T

— Elizabeth Farah 🇺🇸 America 1st always 🇮🇱 (@ElizabethFarah) June 30, 2026

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