Finally: a Decent Podcast

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Finally: a Decent Podcast is a ministry of the American Decency Association. For 40 years, the American Decency Association has been standing for morality in the public square. With this podcast, hosted by our founder, Bill Johnson, our goal is draw attention to the normal, everyday, "decent" people that God has seen fit to make a huge difference in their families, churches, businesses, and communities. We hope you'll check back every week as Bill talks to old friends and new about what God has done and is doing and to be reminded of our need for Him in every aspect of our lives.

  1. 6D AGO

    Drugs, Gangs, and a Prison Cell That Changed Everything | Matt Trewhella (Episode 45)

    Pastor Matt Trewhella grew up in Detroit, fell into gangs, drugs, car theft, and arson — and was facing adult prison time at 17. What happened next changed everything.In this episode, Matt shares his remarkable testimony: from a holding cell to a church service where he felt the forgiveness of God change his life.Matt also opens up about:How his wife's faithfulness sparked his involvement in the pro-life movementWhy abortion dropped over 60% in Wisconsin over 30 years- His book, The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrate — and why 150,000+ copies have been sold- Why he believes the "silent pulpits" of America are the #1 culpable group for where our culture is today- How to dismantle the "we should just preach the gospel" sloganMatt pastors Mercy Seat Christian Church in Milwaukee, WI and can be found at:🌐 defytyrants.com | mercyseat.net | howJesuschangedmylife.com📺 YouTube: Mercy Seat Christian Church"If the pulpits are faithful to Christ, then they're faithful to neighbor, and it has a massive impact upon society."📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgChFind us on Rumble | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon MusicFollow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org

    58 min

  2. MAY 4

    300,000 Silent Pulpits & One Loud Voice | AFA President Tim Wildmon | Finally: a Decent Podcast (Ep. 44)

    In this episode (44) of Finally a Decent Podcast, host Bill Johnson sits down with Tim Wildmon — president of the American Family Association (AFA) — for a deeply personal conversation about faith, family, and one man's unlikely crusade to reclaim American culture. Tim shares the inside story of how his father, Don Wildmon, walked away from the pulpit in 1977, started the National Federation for Decency out of their family home in Tupelo, Mississippi, and built it into one of the most influential pro-family organizations in the country — all because he was disturbed by what was on TV. From early memories of state chapter meetings to Don's famous quote about "300,000 silent pulpits," this conversation is a powerful reminder of what one person with conviction can accomplish. 🕐 Topics covered: The founding of the National Federation for Decency (now the AFA) Don Wildmon's early days — letters to newspapers, Nightline with Ted Koppel How Tim went from sports journalism to carrying on his father's mission The church's role (and silence) in cultural battles Secular humanism, the Humanist Manifesto, and the battle for American values🎙️ Finally a Decent Podcast — Bringing to your attention men and women who labor as unto the Lord, often going against great odds. 🔗 Learn more about the American Family Association: afa.ne📌 Subscribe for more honest conversations about faith, culture, and what matters most. 📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgCh Find us on Rumble | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon MusicFollow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org

    47 min

  3. APR 20

    Michigan's Election System - Designed for Cheating — Tim Vetter | Finally: a Decent Podcast (Ep. 43)

    On this episode of Finally a Decent Podcast, host Bill Johnson sits down with Tim Vetter, a digital process validation expert with over 30 years of experience at Stellantis (formerly Chrysler). Tim brings his world-class manufacturing and data validation background to the election integrity conversation — and what he's found is alarming.In this wide-ranging interview, Tim breaks down:🔍 How Michigan's Qualified Voter File (QVF) system manipulates voter registration records📊 Why no clerk in Michigan can produce an accurate list of voters🗳️ The lack of chain of custody for absentee ballots⚙️ How world-class validation technology could fix the system📋 The Yehuda Miller FOIA investigation into Detroit's 2020 ballots🛡️ Defensive strategies like "Check My Vote" to stop fraud before it happens⚖️ Active lawsuits against Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson🙏 Why Tim believes validation is the key to restoring election confidenceTim also shares his personal story — a devoted family man, homeschool advocate, and father of three whose faith and professional expertise drive his mission to ensure every vote counts.Whether you're deeply involved in election integrity efforts or just starting to ask questions, this conversation will open your eyes to what's really happening behind the scenes in Michigan's election system.—📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgChFind us on Rumble | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon MusicFollow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org#ElectionIntegrity #Michigan #FinallyADecentPodcast #TimVetter #QVF #VoterRolls #ElectionFraud #BillJohnson

    1h 2m

  4. APR 13

    Investing God's Way: Art Ally on Marriage, Faith, and Biblically Responsible Investing (Ep. 42)

    In this episode of Finally a Decent Podcast, host Bill Johnson sits down with Art Ally, founder of The Timothy Plan, for an inspiring conversation about faith, family, and finances. Art shares touching lessons from decades of marriage and emphasizes the life-changing impact of keeping Christ at the center of your home through daily devotions.Art and Bill dive deep into the origins of The Timothy Plan, a pioneer in Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI), and explore why Christians must align their financial stewardship with their values—avoiding investments that fund things contrary to scripture. From practical advice on living debt-free and simpler lives to discussing the spiritual awakening happening among today's youth, Art provides profound, scriptural wisdom for believers looking to honor God with their money and their lives.(Learn more about The Timothy Plan at TimothyPlan.com or by calling 800-TIM-PLAN)📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgChFind us on Rumble | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon MusicFollow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org

    1 hr

  5. APR 6

    Dave Agema on the Threat of Sharia Law & Illegal Immigration in America (Ep. 42)

    In this presentation at an American Decency event, former commercial airline pilot and Michigan State Representative Dave Agema shares his personal experiences and perspectives on illegal immigration and the rise of Islam in the United States. Agema recounts his unique experience as the first pilot to fly out of Chicago after 9/11, his political battles in Michigan to pass bills like 'American Law for American Courts' and E-Verify, and his views on the fundamental differences between Christianity and Islam. Throughout the speech, he breaks down his concerns regarding Sharia Law and urges citizens to get actively involved in local politics, school boards, and elections to protect the U.S. Constitution.In this episode of "Finally: a Decent Podcast," host Bill Johnson welcomes free speech advocate Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff for a powerful presentation. Drawing from her own experiences in an Austrian courtroom, Elisabeth warns Americans about the subtle ways freedom of speech is being eroded in Europe—and why the First Amendment is more crucial now than ever. She discusses the critical differences between American and European constitutional traditions, the impact of shifting societal values, and what citizens must do to protect their liberties.📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgChFind us on Rumble | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon MusicFollow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org

    1h 2m
  6. A Warning From Europe: How Free Speech Quietly Disappears | Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff (Ep.41)

    MAR 30

    A Warning From Europe: How Free Speech Quietly Disappears | Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff (Ep.41)

    In this episode of "Finally: a Decent Podcast," host Bill Johnson welcomes free speech advocate Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff for a powerful presentation. Drawing from her own experiences in an Austrian courtroom, Elisabeth warns Americans about the subtle ways freedom of speech is being eroded in Europe—and why the First Amendment is more crucial now than ever. She discusses the critical differences between American and European constitutional traditions, the impact of shifting societal values, and what citizens must do to protect their liberties.📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgChFind us on Rumble | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon MusicFollow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org

    58 min

  7. MAR 23

    How Prayer, Pizza & Persistence Are Saving Michigan’s Elections - Patrice Johnson (Ep 40)

    "From a Kitchen-Table Meeting to a Million-Views Victory: Patrice Johnson on How Prayer, Pizza & Persistence Are Saving Michigan’s Elections"When she and her friends met around Patrice Johnson’s dining-room table in tiny Stockbridge, MI, they had no staff, no budget, and no political résumé, only a shared conviction that “something wasn’t right” after the 2020 election. Fast-forward four years: that living-room circle has become two statewide nonprofits, 83 county teams, 144 trained poll challengers in Detroit alone, and a viral House hearing clip topping 1 million views. Michigan Fair Elections Institute's Patrice Johnson shares how Providence guided her to make it all happen📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgChFind us on Rumble | YouTube| Apple Podcasts | Amazon MusicFollow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org

    52 min

  8. MAR 16

    Suffering Keeps us Close to Christ - an interview with Dede Laugesen (Ep. 39)

    Bill Johnson interviews Dede Laugesen, President of Save the Persecuted Christians, discussing her personal testimony, faith journey, and work advocating for persecuted Christians worldwide. 📺 Watch more episodes:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCQqiBxIogi7IaXktBnJ-nXb5waWAxgCh Find us on Rumble | YouTube| Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | X 🙏 Learn more about the American Decency Association: https://americandecency.org

    59 min
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Finally: a Decent Podcast is a ministry of the American Decency Association. For 40 years, the American Decency Association has been standing for morality in the public square. With this podcast, hosted by our founder, Bill Johnson, our goal is draw attention to the normal, everyday, "decent" people that God has seen fit to make a huge difference in their families, churches, businesses, and communities. We hope you'll check back every week as Bill talks to old friends and new about what God has done and is doing and to be reminded of our need for Him in every aspect of our lives.

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  • Creator
    American Decency Association
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    46
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © American Decency Association
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    Finally: a Decent Podcast

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