In this powerful and timely episode of CURE America, Pastor Donald T. Eason sits down with Timothy Goeglein, Vice President of External and Government Relations at Focus on the Family and former Special Assistant to President George W. Bush.
Tim discusses his important new book, What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Family, and Freedom. The conversation dives deep into why marriage, family, fatherhood, faith, and truthful American history are what really matters as America approaches its 250th anniversary.
They explore the sobering challenges facing our nation — record-low marriage and fertility rates, the growing crisis of fatherlessness, the struggles of young men, and the urgent need to restore the proven "success sequence": graduate, get a job, get married, then have children.
Goeglein also shares encouraging signs of hope, including young men returning to church and longing for marriage and family. He offers practical, actionable steps that churches, families, neighborhoods, and individuals can take right now to strengthen lifelong marriage, raise children with moral grounding, and bring restoration from the ground up.
A must-watch conversation on the issues that truly matter most for the future of our families and our nation.
Pastor Donald T. Eason sits down with Timothy Goeglein, Vice President of External and Government Relations at Focus on the Family and former Special Assistant to President George W. Bush. In this insightful episode, they discuss Goeglein's powerful new book, What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Family, and Freedom.
The conversation explores the critical importance of strengthening marriage, family, and fatherhood while addressing today's sobering challenges — record-low marriage and fertility rates, the crisis of fatherlessness, the struggles of young men, and the urgent need to restore truthful American history as America approaches its 250th anniversary.
Full of practical hope and real, actionable steps that churches, families, and individuals can take right now to bring restoration from the ground up.

In a time when election integrity has become one of the most heated debates in America, CURE America with Donald T. Eason delivers bold, straightforward conversations that cut through the noise.
Hosted by Donald T. Eason, President of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), this compelling weekly series tackles the tough issues facing our nation — with a special focus on protecting the integrity of our elections, strengthening our democracy, and renewing urban communities from the ground up.
In the powerful premiere episode, Eason takes on the controversial Save America Act head-on. He systematically dismantles the most common myths surrounding the bill: from claims of "voter suppression" and disenfranchising women, to accusations of a federal takeover of elections. With clear facts, real-world examples, and a passionate defense of common-sense reforms, Eason shows how the Save America Act simply ensures that only American citizens can register and vote — while preserving mail-in registration, accepting multiple forms of ID, and leaving states in control of their own elections.
Viewers will hear why 83% of Americans support the bill, how everyday citizens (including married women) already have easy paths to vote, and why acting now is not reckless — it's responsible.
Blending policy breakdowns, myth-busting segments, and inspiring calls to action, CURE America doesn't shy away from controversy. Each episode brings clarity to complex issues, rooted in the belief that secure elections, strong communities, and Judeo-Christian principles are essential to saving America.

In this powerful opening episode, Pastor Donald T. Eason, president of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), introduces viewers to the mission of CURE and delivers a straight-from-the-heart message about the true path to healing America's urban communities.
Drawing from his own upbringing in Detroit—once the richest city in the world, now a shadow of its former self with a drastically reduced population—Pastor Eason shares personal stories of single-parent struggles, temporary government assistance, and the dignity that comes from work and self-reliance. He explains how decades of massive federal spending have failed urban America, pointing to sobering statistics: doubled single-parent households since 1970, 50% of Black children in fatherless homes, Black women accounting for 40% of abortions, high Black teen unemployment, and a persistent 18.4% Black poverty rate in 2024.
Pastor Eason contrasts CURE's approach—rooted in faith, family, freedom, personal responsibility, and opportunity—with the results of big-government programs and larger organizations that, he argues, have perpetuated dependency rather than solved it. He highlights CURE as the only Washington, D.C. think tank focused on urban issues from a Judeo-Christian perspective, spotlighting key publications like the report on education choice as a moral imperative for parents, the impact of abortion on the Black community, and the Cato Institute–praised book The State of Black Progress.
He promotes the "success sequence" (education → job → marriage → children), calls for reviving trades and manufacturing jobs, and urges viewers to support solutions that restore dignity instead of relying on prolonged government aid. With direct biblical references, a no-compromise stance on faith and values, and a challenge to judge organizations by real results, this episode lays out a clear vision: the real cure for urban America isn't more government—it's faith, hard work, family, and personal responsibility.
A compelling, truth-telling start to the series that calls viewers to action and hope.