When truth burns in the heart, it lights the path to liberty.
A powerful rediscovery of how faith, conviction, and courageous voices helped shape the foundations of freedom and why that legacy still matters today.
"The voices that shaped a nation were not only in halls of power but in places of faith."
About
Thomas W. Jacobson
Thomas W. Jacobson is an author, researcher, teacher, and advocate whose work is rooted in his lifelong pursuit of biblical truth. As the son of a pastor, missionary, and chaplain, he developed an early appreciation for faith, service, and the power of Scripture to shape both individuals and societies.
His research into America’s founding led him to discover the profound role Christian clergy played in cultivating the principles that supported liberty and responsible government. Jacobson is also a dedicated Defender of Life and an international advocate for the sanctity of human life.
Through his writing and teaching, he seeks to equip Christians and leaders with the knowledge and conviction to uphold truth, strengthen their communities, and help build nations founded upon justice, morality, and respect for life.
Fire at the Founding
Fire at the Founding reveals the often-overlooked influence of Christian clergy and Judeo-Christian faith on the founding of the United States. Drawing from original sermons, historical writings, and the words of colonial pastors themselves, the book explores how these spiritual leaders taught principles of truth, righteousness, morality, self-government, respect for authority, the rule of law, and just and limited civil government.
Blending spiritual insight with heartfelt honesty, the book offers comfort, encouragement, and inspiration for those navigating uncertainty or searching for direction. It gently reminds readers that the pursuit of truth is not about perfection, but about progress finding clarity, peace, and purpose along the way.
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