The WallBuilders Show

Kamala Harris's VP pick is causing quite a stir, and it's time to unpack the implications. Why did Harris choose Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, known for his strict COVID measures and controversial handling of the Minneapolis riots? We confront the irony of the media's portrayal of Harris and Walz as moderates despite their progressive records and explore how their actions reflect a broader shift in societal norms.We then delve into the political dynamics and strategic missteps of Harris's selection, contrasting the extremism of this ticket with the values of Trump and Vance. Could alternative picks like Roy Cooper or Josh Shapiro have swayed key battleground states differently? We touch upon the internal tensions within the Democratic Party, including anti-Semitic sentiments, and assess the impact of immigration and demographic changes in pivotal states like Minnesota.Finally, we shift gears to discuss the critical role of religion and morality in political success, drawing on insights from historical figures like George Washington and John Adams. We stress the importance of church leaders in guiding moral clarity on pressing issues such as gender, abortion, and traditional family structures. Join us for a thought-provoking episode on the WallBuilders Show, where faith, history, and politics intersect.Support the show

Can you imagine the military labeling pro-life activists as terrorists? Join us as we explore this shocking scenario and unravel the deep-seated issues within our armed forces. Our special guest, Lieutenant Colonel Brian Birdwell, a decorated veteran and Texas Senator, provides his critical perspective on these pressing challenges. We dig into the erosion of patriotism and the moral decay that's seeping into our institutions, all through the powerful lenses of faith and constitutional values.Lieutenant Colonel Birdwell shares his firsthand experiences and profound insights, reflecting on pivotal political moments and the alarming rise of "wokeness" within the military. From recounting the controversial events at Fort Liberty to discussing the broader implications of recent Supreme Court decisions, we paint a comprehensive picture of the current political landscape. Birdwell emphasizes the necessity of accountability and the pivotal role elections play in shaping policies that impact military operations.We also tackle the crisis in American culture, where only 43% of people are willing to defend their country. Hear how public outrage is pushing back against the dangerous trend of mischaracterizing pro-life individuals as terrorists. This episode is a crucial listen for anyone concerned about the future of our nation’s values and institutions. Tune in to understand why the upcoming election might be a turning point for restoring national patriotism and ensuring effective military leadership.Support the show

Recent Supreme Court decisions are redefining American freedom and governance. Tune into our latest episode as we unpack landmark cases and reveal how the Supreme Court could be curbing bureaucratic overreach and restoring due process. With special guest Marc Wheat from Advancing American Freedom, we explore the profound impacts of key rulings and how the Trump-Pence administration's judicial appointments have been instrumental in shifting the court's dynamics.We also take a deep dive into agency power and regulatory overreach, discussing pivotal cases which have reshaped the landscape of regulatory oversight. Learn about the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision that overturned the 1984 Chevron ruling, empowering the judiciary to interpret laws and reducing the administrative state's influence. From social media censorship and state pro-life laws to the necessity of presidential control over agency heads, this episode is packed with expert insights and compelling discussions on the evolving landscape of American jurisprudence. Don't miss this essential conversation on the return of the judiciary to its constitutional role.Support the show

Curious about how the foundational truths of Genesis shape our worldview and political landscape? Join us as we unpack the vital role of Genesis in understanding creation, human purpose, and moral values. We explore insights from our experience at the Republican National Convention and the significant contributions of Ken Ham, who underscores the necessity of turning to Genesis to uphold our faith's groundwork. Discover how these biblical principles influence political platforms and address contemporary societal issues.In addition, we dive into the increasing partisanship in American politics, advocating for voting based on principles rather than party lines, echoing President George Washington's wisdom. Ken Ham shares how the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum bring the Bible to life, enriching visitors' understanding of marriage, gender, and life through immersive experiences. We also discuss the concept of "vacationing with a purpose," highlighting national parks and other destinations where families can experience God's creation firsthand, blending fun with faith-building education.Support the show

Can prayer transform a community plagued by societal ills like violence and addiction? Discover how Governor Bill Lee's 30-day call for prayer and intermittent fasting in Tennessee aims to unite citizens in humility and repentance, harkening back to America's historical traditions of seeking divine guidance. We explore the profound impact such a movement could have, not just in Tennessee, but nationwide, as we encourage all believers to join this transformative initiative.Justice takes center stage as we break down the implications of federal prosecutors dropping obstruction charges, leading to the release of several individuals. We examine a pivotal ruling from a California federal judge that condemns selective prosecution, advocating for equal justice under the law. Finally, we tackle the heated debate over student debt relief and reveal the recent federal appeals court decision to strike down the Biden-Harris administration's initiatives. We question the fairness of such measures and their broader impact on taxpayers, education, and the job market, offering a thorough analysis of what this means for America's financial and educational future.Support the show

Is banning profanity in public schools constitutional? Join us as we dissect this provocative question, from a listener. We examine the implications of the First and 14th Amendments. Drawing inspiration from George Washington's zero-tolerance stance on swearing in the military, we explore whether modern-day school districts can prohibit such language while respecting free speech. This episode takes you through a journey of shifting societal norms, contrasting historical foundations with contemporary views on morality and language in educational settings.Ever wondered about the authority behind our national symbols and holidays? Tune in as we uncover the federal power responsible for establishing federal holidays, the national flag, and the Pledge of Allegiance. By exploring historical precedents and the influence of culture, we reveal how patriotism and unity have been woven into America's fabric from the start. Finally, we reflect on the Founders' intent to intertwine the Constitution with moral and natural law principles, emphasizing the importance of educating the public to safeguard these ideals. This episode promises to deepen your understanding of American history and the constitutional values that shape our nation.Support the show

Join us for a profound exploration into the ethics of surrogacy from biblical, historical, and constitutional perspectives. We delve into the moral and legal implications, including legislation that opens the doors to the potential for abuse by drug cartels and sex traffickers, and the unsettling prospects of genetic modification and designer babies. We also spotlight how faith-based organizations champion the sanctity of life through adoption and foster care, reinforcing our collective commitment to preserving life at all stages.Massachusetts' new parentage equality bill is shaking up traditional notions of parenthood by legalizing commercial genetic surrogacy and redefining what it means to be a parent. This legislation replaces terms like 'mother' and 'father' with gender-neutral language and shifts the basis of parenthood from biology to intent. We'll unravel the controversial aspects as the bill permits surrogacy contracts to be validated even after natural conception. This raises significant moral and legal questions that are too crucial to ignore.We argue that children's well-being should always come first. Utilizing biblical principles, we advocate for the protection of children's innocence and vulnerability. Furthermore, we address the commercial implications of turning surrogacy into a business, drawing critical parallels to other profit-driven industries.Support the show

Our understanding of America's identity is rooted in historical, biblical, and constitutional principles. Join us on as we embark on an enlightening journey to unpack the essence of informed patriotism. Discover the challenges faced in boiling down vast historical narratives. Bill Federer's American Minute could be a key resource for daily historical insights. Federer is our guest today, speaking out against contemporary evils. It is more critical than ever to echo the boldness of our founding fathers who refused to stay silent.In this compelling episode, we also confront the harrowing issue of child sex trafficking and the legislative responses that differ starkly among California state senators. Delving into America's governmental roots, contrasting the Calvinist Puritans' covenant form with England's divine right of kings, and exploring civil disobedience through the lens of Romans 13, we draw lessons from biblical heroes and we emphasize the vital role of Christians in standing against cultural and moral decline. With valuable insights from Bill Federer, this episode is a clarion call for believers to reclaim their voices and take a courageous stand against the tides of ungodliness.Support the show

What role should pastors play in modern society? Pastor John Amanchukwu joins us to tackle this question head-on, sharing his bold efforts to combat inappropriate materials in school libraries and stand up to school boards. Pastor John’s unwavering commitment to parental rights in education is just the beginning. We also dive into his new book, "Hoodwinked," which addresses the issue of wokeness from a biblical and historical perspective, echoing the bravery of the Black-Robed Regiment from early American history.We don’t shy away from the hard truths as we discuss the historical voting patterns of Black households and the significant shifts influenced by policies from FDR to LBJ. Examine the deep impacts of the Great Society plan and Roe v. Wade on the Black community, and why traditional values like faith, family, and education are more crucial than ever. The conversation critiques churches that have succumbed to cultural pressures and calls for a resurgence of strong, scripture-based leadership. Pastor John and our discussion serve as a powerful reminder for the church to engage in politics and culture with unwavering conviction. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that encourages bold action and steadfast leadership.Support the show

We start this episode by honoring the life of US Senator Jim Inhofe, whose unwavering faith and political influence left an indelible mark on both American and African landscapes. Join us as we reflect on his life, highlighting his dedication to integrating Christian beliefs into his work, leading African leaders to Christ, and mediating civil conflicts. This episode also examines a Pew Research study, revealing the stark differences in how Trump and Biden supporters view the Bible's influence on US laws, shedding light on America's cultural and political divide.Are current gender identity debates reshaping federal policies? Listen in as we delve into recent legal rulings against enforcing gender identity rules in healthcare and social services, and a judge's decision affirming a binary understanding of sex. We'll explore the recent acknowledgment of transgenderism being a form of gender dysphoria, and as such, a disability. This thought-provoking dialogue underscores the ever changing legal and social landscape surrounding transgender identities today.Learn about the pivotal role of early American presidents through our new book, "The American Story: Building the Republic." We'll also unpack the recent Supreme Court ruling in Fischer v. United States, which impacts the prosecution of January 6th Capitol event participants. Lastly, explore the critical need for a societal standard in human sexuality and morality, as we discuss the shifting public opinions on issues like homosexual marriage and the role of churches in advocating for positive change. Engage with us for a comprehensive discussion spanning faith, law, history, and societal norms.Support the show