The WallBuilders Show

What if shifting political priorities could actually secure electoral victories? As we navigate the turbulence surrounding the Republican National Convention's diluted pro-life stance, we question whether this was a strategic move to resonate with changing cultural sentiments. Our insightful discussion explores the initial sense of betrayal felt by conservative delegates and whether President Trump's approach was a calculated bid to expand his voter base. We ponder the delicate dance between staying true to core values and adapting to the shifting political landscape.Join us as we pivot to President Trump's unwavering pro-life message delivered at the March for Life in Washington, DC. Reflecting on the boldness of his speech, we emphasize his commitment to protecting the unborn, drawing on the powerful language of the founding fathers by invoking the "Creator." As we share insights from our latest book, "The American Story: Building the Republic," we spotlight pro-life policy advancements. This episode promises an in-depth look at the intersection of faith, politics, and the enduring legacy of America's early leaders.Support the show

Unlock the mysteries of citizenship as we journey through the 14th Amendment's historical tapestry with Rick Green, David Barton, and Tim Barton. Discover why birthright citizenship, initially crafted to secure rights for freed slaves, was never meant to extend automatic citizenship to children of non-citizens. We'll dissect how this critical constitutional provision is misinterpreted today, particularly by individuals from countries like Mexico and China, and clarify its original purpose through an insightful exploration of America's legal frameworks.Join us as we navigate the complex terrain of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and its future. We unravel the amendment's tangled history from its inception in the 1970s to its modern-day challenges. Lastly, we look at the prior decision to auction the border wall's unbuilt sections. Through our analysis, we'll emphasize the crucial balance between executive power and constitutional integrity, offering an unbiased perspective grounded in historical truth.Support the show

Can a bold shift in U.S. policy redefine the balance of power in the Middle East? Join us as we explore President Trump's unexpected declaration of U.S. control over Gaza, a move that has sent shockwaves through international relations. We dig deep into the historical and geopolitical context of this embattled region, from its roots in the British Mandate era to the current complexities involving Hamas and the challenges faced by Palestinian authorities. Our discussion doesn't shy away from the thorny issues of constitutional authority and foreign interventions, questioning how Trump's policies, like cutting US aid, align with America's interests. We examine the economic and strategic rationales behind supporting Israel, while also tackling the controversial narratives present in American education about the Israel-Palestine conflict. Through the lens of Trump's America First agenda, we weigh the pros and cons of foreign entanglements against long-standing biblical and historical ties that influence policy decisions.Finally, we navigate the historical significance of tariffs and how they have been used as powerful tools in shaping the nation's economic strategies. Reflecting on past presidencies, we consider the implications of Trump's revival of tariffs in today's global arena, using them as leverage in international negotiations. Stay with us as we unravel the complex tapestry of U.S. foreign policy, examining pivotal issues that balance national priorities with global responsibilities, all while anticipating further insights on these matters in our upcoming Foundations of Freedom Thursday discussion.Support the show

Imagine waking up on January 7th, knowing that the events of the previous day would forever alter the course of justice in America. That's the reality Sarah and Colton McAbee faced, and today they offer a window into their deeply personal journey through the chaos and consequence of January 6th. Together, we unpack the lingering injustices faced by many individuals involved in that day's events, and the urgent need for reform to prevent history from repeating itself. Our conversation underscores the necessity for accountability and how civil suits could pave the way for substantial changes in the judicial system.In the second half of our episode, we spotlight the tireless efforts of the Stand in the Gap foundation, which has been a lifeline for over 100 families affected by January 6th. We also highlight initiatives like the Road Home Project, emphasizing the power of community support and mental health resources in aiding those who are reentering society after institutionalization. From potential political pursuits to the unwavering support of church communities, there is a collective momentum building towards civil justice reform. It's a pivotal moment—one where January 6th defendants and Patriot Academy graduates could lead the charge towards rebuilding hope and liberty across America.Support the show

What happens when those sworn to protect become victims of the system they served? Join us on the WallBuilders Show as we unpack the complex narratives of individuals like Rebecca Lavrenz, a "praying grandma" ensnared by the very justice system she believed in, and Colton McAbee, a police officer whose January 6th ordeal reveals deeper biases within our legal framework. Through their real-life experiences, we expose the distortions and prejudices that challenge the foundation of our constitutional rights, emphasizing an urgent call for education and civic engagement to address these systemic issues.In an emotional conversation, Colton and Sarah McAbee bring their gripping story to life, reflecting on Colton's transformation from law enforcement officer to political prisoner. Feel the weight of their struggles as Colton shares his journey through anger, despair, and ultimately, resilience, emerging with a renewed purpose to influence change amidst political adversity. This episode not only highlights the inequities faced by those entangled in the justice system but also celebrates the unyielding spirit required to fight for liberty and constitutional integrity in today's political climate.Support the show

Meet Rebecca Lavrenz, the remarkable praying grandma, and her son Michael as we navigate the turbulent waters of legal challenges stemming from the events of January 6th. What does it take to maintain faith and joy when facing the justice system head-on? Together, Rebecca and Michael reflect on the removal of her monitoring bracelet—a symbol of her freedom—and discuss the critical need to overturn convictions to safeguard First Amendment rights for future generations.Picture this: a bus ride teeming with famous faces like Conor McGregor, Evander Holyfield, and the Paul brothers. It may sound like a dream, but for Rebecca, it was a profound moment that led to an unexpected dialogue on spirituality and faith. From the amusing to the thought-provoking, this chapter captures the essence of family, fame, and faith converging as we recount the emotional buildup to the Capitol and reactions to pivotal news about Joe Biden pardoning the J6 committee.As the narrative unfolds, explore Rebecca's journey of being pardoned by Donald Trump, an act that ignites her resolve to reshape the justice system. With a call to enable a godly America, Rebecca urges everyone to return to the nation’s core principles. We also invite listeners to the Constitution Conference in Vero Beach, where we’ll discuss biblical citizenship and cultural renewal. Join us as we embark on a mission to rebuild the nation, brick by brick, with values that can withstand the test of time.Support the show

What if a simple football coach could ignite a national conversation about religious freedom? Join us as we unravel the remarkable journey of Coach Joe Kennedy, whose personal story of faith and perseverance has reshaped the landscape of religious liberty in the United States. From a challenging upbringing and initial doubts about faith to his rise as a pivotal figure in a landmark Supreme Court case, Coach Kennedy's experiences offer a powerful testament to the strength of unwavering belief and resilience. This episode of the WallBuilders Show offers listeners an inspiring exploration of the intersection of faith, culture, and constitutional history.We discuss how American history can be viewed through a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective. Our conversation highlights the transformative work of the WallBuilders Legislative Network, shedding light on valuable resources and events like the Pastor's Briefings and the Summer Institute for Young Leaders. We also explore the creation and evolution of the ProFamily Legislators Conference, a crucial gathering for state legislators committed to biblical principles. These initiatives serve as rallying points for fostering integrity and courage in the legislative process.Coach Kennedy's story doesn't just stop at the sideline. His courage and dedication have inspired countless others to stand firm in their convictions, significantly advancing religious freedoms across the nation. We emphasize the importance of biblical citizenship and encourage our listeners to take action within their communities—sharing the message of faith and resilience as we look toward the future. Tune in to this compelling episode for insights and inspiration on embracing and defending religious liberty in America.Support the show

plymrock.orgUnlock the secrets of America's educational history and discover how returning to foundational values can transform today's schools. With insights from Dr. Paul Jehle of the Plymouth Rock Foundation, we explore the roots of American education, inspired by the Founding Fathers and ancient Hebrew traditions. This episode uncovers the alarming reality of students graduating without basic literacy skills and questions whether current reforms truly serve the best interests of young learners or protect failing systems.Discover the profound connections between knowledge, wisdom, and their spiritual roots as Dr. Paul Jehle guides us through colonial educational practices. We discuss the historical figures who influenced the educational landscape in early America. Learn how the simplicity and depth of colonial education—emphasizing personal growth and the cultivation of skilled orators and writers—can inspire modern educational reforms that prioritize understanding and wisdom over material achievements.Join us as we celebrate the enduring power of self-education and the role of parents and home educators in reviving valuable educational traditions. We emphasize the importance of modeling the self-education practices of historical figures like Benjamin Franklin and John Adams for personal growth and national restoration. Tune in to be inspired by the invaluable contributions of Dr. Paul Jehle and explore how you can actively participate in reshaping the educational framework, ensuring a thriving legacy for future generations.Support the show

Unlock the true meaning of revival and reformation in faith and discover their profound impact on our communities and culture. We are joined by Judge Phil Ginn, president of Southern Evangelical Seminary, to explore the often-overlooked aspects of spiritual revival. Moving beyond emotional experiences, our conversation delves into the transformative power of revival and reformation, using engaging analogies like fishing to illustrate the dedication required to manage the changes they bring.Our journey takes us through the vivid landscape of American history, drawing inspiration from iconic figures like Paul Revere and the integral role of faith during the War for Independence. Judge Phil Ginn offers his unique perspective on the potential for spiritual revival in modern America, highlighting promising signs such as increased public discourse around faith and the rise of college campus ministries. However, the challenges facing the church, particularly in nurturing and guiding new believers, are also addressed with urgency.Finally, we issue a compelling call to action, urging our listeners to engage in meaningful evangelism and discipleship. By reflecting on the state of the church, we stress the importance of filling the gap after initial evangelistic efforts. This episode isn’t just a discussion; it’s a rallying cry to contribute to the revival and reformation of our communities. Join us as we underscore the vital role of institutions like Southern Evangelical Seminary and community support networks in rebuilding liberty for future generations.Support the show

What if you could step into history and be part of a groundbreaking project that celebrates America's rich heritage? This episode features the inspiring Marc Adams, a visionary in craft education, who is collaborating with Patriot Academy to construct a replica of Independence Hall. We explore how this ambitious endeavor not only pays tribute to the nation's founding principles but also offers a dynamic, hands-on experience for craft enthusiasts and history buffs alike.Listeners will gain a fascinating insight into the world of craft education as Marc Adams shares his passion for woodworking, blacksmithing, and more. His craft school stands as a beacon of pure educational pursuit, free from corporate influences, and serves as a creative retreat for those eager to learn from world-renowned instructors. This collaboration with Patriot Academy promises to enrich both institutions, offering a unique opportunity for participants to contribute to a historical project, while forming lasting connections and celebrating shared values.As we prepare for America's 250th anniversary, we reflect on the meticulous planning involved in recreating Assembly Hall with historical accuracy. This episode captures the excitement and anticipation of becoming part of a legacy, where participants can engage in crafting furniture and decorations that will stand the test of time. Join us in this extraordinary journey of collaboration, historical reverence, and the celebratory spirit that unites us in honoring the past and shaping the future.Support the show