The WallBuilders Show

Can America avoid the fate of 1933 Germany and protect the constitutional republic envisioned by our Founding Fathers? Join us for a powerful episode where we bring historical wisdom and contemporary urgency to the forefront. We dive into the crucial distinction between a democracy and a constitutional republic, echoing the Founding Fathers' warnings against mobocracy. We passionately advocate for a peaceful revolution through ballots and political engagement to revert to our government’s original design. Drawing from Jefferson's wisdom, he reminds us that transformative change often requires reaching a tipping point of unbearable conditions, urging citizens to overcome complacency and take action.In a riveting conversation we explore the chilling parallels between America's current landscape and 1933 Germany, spotlighting Dietrich Bonhoeffer's courageous stand against Hitler. The discussion addresses the critical need to comprehend legal and historical contexts in light of recent Supreme Court decisions affecting free speech and federal overreach. We also highlight the importance of intellectual warfare and the necessity of mobilizing an army of patriots to defend our freedoms. With an ambitious goal to train 5 million biblical citizens by the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this episode is a call to action for those ready to make a significant impact in preserving America's foundational principles.Support the show

Do America's foundational values hold the key to solving our current cultural and societal challenges? Join us as we celebrate Independence Day at Patriot Academy in Fredericksburg, Texas, and explore this crucial question. We express our heartfelt gratitude to our listeners and supporters who are committed to restoring our nation through biblical, historical, and constitutional education. We immerse ourselves in the spirit of patriotism, reflecting on the significance of July 4th, while sharing insights from special activities like handgun defense and constitutional training sessions.America's greatness is rooted in principles that have been forgotten over time, leading to a national crisis. From economic instability and political division to moral decay, the urgency of counteracting these issues is undeniable. We delve into the influence of cultural Marxism and the left's control over major institutions, emphasizing the need for a dedicated effort to restore America's foundational values and reverse the cultural decline. This episode is a call to action for all patriots who care about the future of our nation.Explore the profound relevance of the Declaration of Independence in today's socio-political climate. We discuss the revolutionary philosophy that power and freedom come from God directly to the people, contrasting it with current attempts to remove God from the public sphere. By examining the grievances of 1776 and drawing parallels to today's struggles, we highlight the importance of understanding and defending these founding principles to protect our freedoms. The inspirational story of Eric Liddell underscores the critical role of active participation in governance. Join us as we advocate for a peaceful revolution with ballots to restore and preserve our nation's values for future generations.Support the show

Could a Biden-Obama ticket really happen in the next election? Join us as we dissect the legal and constitutional challenges of this political maneuver. The conversation then shifts to a critical comparison between today's political scenario and the Carter administration, analyzing public perception and policy competence.We tackle the pressing issue of inalienable rights, sparked by Reagan's memorable soundbite, "Are you better off than you were four years ago?" Our dialogue delves deep into the threats facing Americans' foundational rights today, emphasizing the significance of recognizing God-given rights over those granted by the government. We explore the crucial role of the presidency in shaping public opinion and the need for leaders who understand and uphold these inalienable rights, reflecting a broader worldview grounded in the belief in a Creator.Finally, we examine the United States' stance on the conflict in Israel from a biblical perspective, scrutinizing political leaders' contradictory positions, especially President Biden's policies regarding Gaza and anti-Israel entities. Citing Romans 11, we argue against the two-state solution and stress the strategic and moral imperatives of supporting Israel. We conclude with an appeal to support political candidates who stand with Israel.Support the show

Discover the profound influence of Judeo-Christian values on America's legal and cultural foundations. Ever wondered how deeply the Ten Commandments and biblical principles are ingrained in the US Constitution? We'll counter the secular critiques and unravel the threads of Christianity that have shaped our nation's core beliefs, from the Good Samaritan laws to the tenets of republican governance and freedom of religion. Recorded live with an enthusiastic audience, this episode is a testament to the enduring relevance of these values amidst modern challenges.We shine a spotlight on the evolving landscape of American history and Constitutional education in public schools. In the past experienced educators would bypass flawed textbooks to impart genuine historical knowledge, while newer teachers adhere closely to prescribed curricula, leading to a diminished focus on civic values. We'll discuss federal mandates like Constitution Day, the impact of growing immigration, and the reluctance of progressive education systems to incorporate fixed moral principles, all while addressing pressing public health policies and the suppression of certain truths.In a deep dive into Second Amendment rights, celebrate judicial victories reinforcing the right to bear arms, such as the Bruen case and rulings against bump stock bans. We'll discuss the persistent challenges faced by gun rights advocates and the increasing trend of firearm purchases among single black women. Additionally, we'll venture into the Chevron Doctrine’s long-term effects on federal agencies, highlighted by the Supreme Court's Coach Kennedy decision. Finally, we urge you to actively live out your freedoms, using real-world examples to illustrate the importance of public action in upholding constitutional rights.Support the show

What would it mean for you to truly understand the essence of Independence Day? Join us on a reflective journey as we celebrate America's 248th birthday by revisiting the principles laid out by our Founding Fathers. We emphasize the urgent need to preserve our constitutional republic while tackling today's governmental overreach. Through the compelling stories of Abigail Adams and her son John Quincy Adams, we explore their lasting impact on faith, family, and country. As we set our sights on America's 250th birthday, we pledge to hand down the torch of freedom to future generations, intact and blazing.Discover how the early American presidents, from George Washington to Andrew Jackson, played pivotal roles in shaping our nation. We spotlight John Quincy Adams' relentless fight against slavery, which profoundly influenced figures like Abraham Lincoln. Connecting these historical titans to biblical figures such as King David, we emphasize the importance of moral conviction and persistence. Finally, we celebrate America's exceptionalism through the lens of faith, acknowledging both the nation's imperfections and divine guidance. This is a heartfelt call to honor our history and reaffirm our commitment to the principles that have guided us.Support the show

Experience a transformative journey through American history as we celebrate the nation's 248th birthday. Uncover the foundational principles of the Declaration of Independence and understand its critical role in shaping America's philosophy and Constitution. As we approach the nation's 250th birthday we emphasize the cyclical nature of civilizations and the necessity of proactive measures to preserve our cherished freedoms.Challenge your understanding of the American Revolution by learning about the often overlooked contributions of black patriots. Discover their significant roles in the fight for independence, and how their stories alter common narratives about the Revolution. We also revisit Thomas Jefferson's drafting of the Declaration of Independence, highlighting its profound assertion that all men are created equal, a principle deeply rooted in absolute truth.Explore how biblical principles influenced America's founding fathers and delve into the rich history of the John Adams family, whose faith and dedication had a lasting impact on American ideals. From the sermons of Reverend John Wise to the activism of Samuel Adams and the Sons of Liberty, we showcase how Christian teachings shaped the foundational ideas of the nation. Reflecting on Biblical insights, we invite you to think about your role in restoring biblical values and constitutional principles within your community, ensuring a prosperous future for generations to come.Support the show

What if the foundation of American greatness lies in the unwavering faith and values of its Founding Fathers? Learn how the key principles championed by figures like Benjamin Rush, who launched the Sunday school movement, can guide us in restoring national unity today. In this episode, we explore Rush's advocacy for incorporating the Bible into public education and contrast it with the profound societal changes that followed the 1963 Supreme Court decision to remove Bible readings from schools.Join us as we highlight the deeply rooted Christian beliefs of signers of the Declaration of Independence, such as Richard Stockton, Roger Sherman, and Francis Hopkinson, and how their faith influenced their monumental contributions. From Stockton's harrowing ordeal and faith-filled legacy to Sherman's biblical devotion and Hopkinson's musical contributions to American church music, their stories offer powerful insights into the role of faith in political leadership. We also examine the vision of leaders like Gouverneur Morris and George Washington for a nation guided by religion and morality, and reflect on John Adams' call to commemorate Independence Day with acts of devotion to God. Tune in to understand the power of religious liberty in America, including recent legislative and judicial shifts that have reintroduced religious teachings in public schools.Support the show

What if the principles that founded America were deeply rooted in faith and divine intervention? Join us as we uncover the spiritual and historical foundations of American Independence. Prepare to be amazed as we recount the profound moments of the first Continental Congress in 1774, starting their monumental session with a remarkable two-hour prayer and Bible study. Through the intimate letters of John Adams to his wife Abigail, discover how spiritual experiences shaped early American governance and contributed to the nation's unique stability and endurance.In our journey through American history, witness the miraculous feats that propelled the Continental Army and Navy to victory, from Colonel Smith's daring exploits to the British surrender in 1781. Feel the palpable sense of divine intervention documented by John Adams and George Washington. We also highlight the historic printing of the first English Bibles in America. We further delve into the biblical influences on America’s founding fathers, stressing the sacred duty of voting and sharing fascinating stories of lesser-known figures like John Witherspoon and Benjamin Rush. This episode is a compelling reflection on the spiritual heritage and principles that continue to define America's essence.Support the show

Are the Ten Commandments making a comeback in our schools? We promise to uncover the intriguing journey of reintroducing these biblical principles into the educational system. We sit down with Matt Krause, a former state representative and attorney with First Liberty, who provides a behind-the-scenes look at the legislative efforts and constitutional support for this initiative. Join us as we recount our experiences testifying in Texas and Louisiana, highlighting the differing outcomes, and hear Tim's firsthand account of Louisiana's legislative process, including a memorable bill signing moment.What if restoring the Ten Commandments to public spaces could counteract moral relativism and strengthen community values? We explore the historical significance of displaying religious symbols such as nativity scenes and public prayers, and the push to return these traditions to local government properties. Reflecting on Supreme Court decisions and historical practices, we delve into the grassroots efforts aimed at promoting moral absolutes and cultural stability. This episode underscores the importance of community-driven movements in reestablishing these foundational values.We highlight the profound impact of the Ten Commandments in American history and education. From a 1940s judge in Minnesota who used them to reform a juvenile delinquent to the nationwide movement sparked by Cecil B. DeMille's 1959 movie, the Ten Commandments, have played a pivotal role in shaping our nation. We discuss the legal battles and recent Supreme Court decisions that have influenced these displays, including the positive impact of school chaplains on student well-being. Celebrate with us as we share the inspiring return of the Ten Commandments to schools across the country.Support the show

What role does faith play in this high-stakes world? First, we look at professional sports. This episode takes you through the inspiring journeys of athletes and coaches who navigate the tension between personal convictions and cultural pressures. We start by examining how NFL teams have responded to pride month, contrasting those who refrained with teams like the Buffalo Bills and Carolina Panthers, who actively participated. You'll also hear about Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla's unconventional team-building trip to Jerusalem, a testament to the power of spiritual leadership.Our discussion then moves to the challenges of maintaining faith in the public sphere, particularly in regions like Massachusetts and Delaware. We highlight Coach Mazzulla’s impactful statements on social issues and his practice of prayer walks around the arena. The episode also covers a significant legal victory in Louisiana, where a federal judge blocked an EEOC rule requiring employers to cover abortions, spotlighting the judiciary's crucial role in upholding constitutional values and the importance of upcoming elections in shaping the courts.Lastly, we tackle the pressing issue of adolescent mental health in the age of social media. Surgeon General, Vivek Murthy, has proposed warning labels on social media platforms to mitigate the risks associated with excessive use. With statistics showing increased anxiety and depression among young users, we debate potential legislative measures and the balance between protecting children's welfare and upholding constitutional rights. We also discuss new Texas legislation requiring age verification for online adult content and a legal victory reaffirming protections for female athletes. Tune in for a thorough exploration of these critical topics at the intersection of faith, law, and modern society.Support the show