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The Seven Mountains, mapped for your congregation — what is being captured, how it is being captured, and what Bible-believing Christians actually do about it.
Author of Rules for Radical Christians: Defending the Seven Mountains of Culture. Available to travel nationwide; hosts cover travel expenses. Also a podcast guest, recording remotely on your platform.
Three talks, bookable individually or as a series — the map, the mobilization, the methods — and a working session where the room’s own situations are answered live.
The framework
The map of the battlefield: Religion, Family, Education, Government, Media, Arts, Business — and why the fight for the culture was never one fight, but seven coordinated ones. The room leaves knowing which mountain they are standing on, who holds it, and what holding it back looks like.
For: Churches, conferences, any first-time audience.
Full outline →The urgency
Every other movement in this country is discipling people toward a goal. Too many pulpits are discipling people toward silence. The case for organizing now — not outrage, but structure: assignments, captains, and the right question asked at the right meeting.
For: Men's groups, church leadership, anyone who knows something is wrong but has no assignment.
Full outline →The methods
How institutions are actually taken: the procedural takeover, the redefinition of terms, the manufactured consensus, the price of speaking raised until silence is rational — each technique shown in a real, current story, then its counter. Technique, counter, your move. Audiences take notes.
For: School boards, homeschool conventions, activist-minded rooms.
Full outline →The working session
Not a lecture. Three real situations from the room, sent in ahead or collected at the door, worked live on the screen through Ask: what is being done to the person, what to say, what the law in your state says, and what to do Tuesday. The room leaves with the sentence to have ready, a free first Ask, and the room for their own city.
For: Congregations on a Wednesday night or Saturday morning, men's and women's groups. Sixty to ninety minutes.
Full outline →Churches and church leadership. Men’s groups. Homeschool conventions. Christian school boards. Conservative conferences. Rooms of people who suspect the culture war has a map — and want to see it.
A keynote (40–60 minutes), a workshop block, or a Sunday message — your format. Minimal A/V needs: a microphone and a screen. Travel nationwide, with travel expenses covered by the host.
Rules for Radical Christians, the book — plus seven field workbooks, one per mountain. Capture Alerts, a working news desk documenting the capture in real time. From the Desk, the editorial column. And the assessment that tells every reader which mountain is theirs.
A guest who brings a map, not a mood. Every angle below comes with current stories from the alerts desk and the exact words a listener can use on Monday. No fee, ever; he asks only for a conversation worth your audience’s hour.
In one paragraph
William A. Green Jr. is the author of Rules for Radical Christians: Defending the Seven Mountains of Culture and runs a working news desk that documents, daily, how the seven institutions of American life are being captured away from Christian conviction. He speaks to churches, men’s groups, Christian schools, and conservative rooms about what is being taken, how, and what an ordinary believer says and does about it without losing his job or his witness. Bible-first, plain spoken, and specific: every claim comes with a story from this month and a sentence the listener can use.
Episode angles
The Seven Mountains, in plain terms. Religion, family, education, government, media, arts, business — and why the same method is capturing all seven at once.
The words to use when your job asks you to affirm what you don't believe. A Field Case walked through beat by beat: the pressure, the temptation, and the one sentence that changes the ground the fight is on.
Bring me a listener's situation. The host reads a listener's bind on air: a statement to sign at work, a school notice with no opt-out, a rule at church. William walks it the way Ask does, what is being done to them, what to say, and the next step. Real answers, real laws, real world.
Everyone has a plan for America except the church. Why every other movement disciples people toward a goal, and what it would take for a congregation to send its people into Monday with an assignment.
How institutions are actually taken. The procedural takeover, the redefinition of terms, manufactured consensus, the price of speech raised until silence is rational — each one with a current story.
Capture Alerts: reading the news like a field report. How a working news desk documents institutional capture in real time, and what listeners can do with one alert a day.
Questions to ask him
Recording
An offer for your listeners
Read at the close: “Every listener’s first Ask is free at rulesforradicalchristians.com/ask. Describe what you are facing at work, at school, or in town, and get the words to say and the law where you live.”
The show can carry a link of its own, and a share of every membership that comes through it goes to the show.
Tell him about the event, or the show — he reads every inquiry himself and replies by email.
Bring a listener’s situation and he will walk it on air. Every listener’s first Ask is free at rulesforradicalchristians.com/ask, and the show can carry a link of its own.