Bridge Church Radio

Bridge Church Radio

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  • Jack Hibbs Podcast - Money, Money, Money

    Money is a big deal! How should we handle it, think about it, and is money evil? Find out what Jesus and the Bible say to us about money and learn how to apply that to your life in practical ways. 

    (00:00) Money as an Altar of Worship
    (05:01) Work, Dignity, and God’s Design
    (08:07) Obedience in Finances Brings Blessing
    (12:05) The Love of Money and Its Dangers
    (18:56) Saving Early and Being Faithful in Little
    (21:32) Borrowing, Debt, and Using Credit Wisely
    (32:49) True Blessings Are Greater Than Money

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    39 min
  • The WallBuilders Show - Why Defining Religious Freedom Now Shapes Our Future

    A packed room, a raised question: how do we safeguard genuine religious freedom while resisting a system that treats law, politics, and belief as one instrument of control. We gathered a unique panel—historian Bill Federer, national security voice Frank Gaffney, and advocate Nissar Hassan—to cut through noise and name the stakes. From the legal misunderstandings that haunted the First Amendment for decades to the recent course-correction in the courts, we explore why definitions matter. If liberty means anything, it must include the courage to say no to practices that violate equal protection, due process, and the dignity of women and dissenters.

    We trace the timeline many avoid: Muhammad’s early years in Mecca marked by persuasion, followed by the Medina turn where governance, warfare, and law fused into a total system—what we now call Sharia. This history isn’t theology class; it’s a user’s manual for understanding how political Islam advances, how it frames power, and why some societies struggle once parallel legal norms begin to surface. Europe’s arc—heritage to secularization to rising Islamist influence—offers concrete lessons: concessions stack, intimidation chills speech, and courts can drift when citizens are afraid to speak plainly.

    Then we get practical. Frank walks through a simple standard: if any religiously justified act breaches constitutional rights, the state intervenes—impartially, consistently, and early. We talk model legislation that keeps foreign legal codes from overruling American rights in family or contract law; civic education that teaches young people the First Amendment’s true boundaries; and real community safeguards against intimidation. Nissar’s experience underscores what’s at stake for those who leave Islam or challenge orthodoxies: without clear law and a culture of courage, the most vulnerable go unprotected.

    We close with a grounded optimism: Americans can defend both faith and freedom by returning to first principles—equal law for every person, no exceptions. If this conversation sharpened your thinking, share it with a friend, rate the show, and hit subscribe so you don’t miss the next chapter of this series. Your voice shapes the public square—what will you stand for today?

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    27 min

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