Hello Fred!

Hello Fred!

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Hello Fred! episodes

  • Bridge Church Fredericksburg - Sermons - Counterfeit Connections | Pastor Brian Mandel
    In this week's compelling sermon titled "Counterfeit Connections," we explore the pressing theme of loneliness in a hyper-connected world. Drawing from Genesis 2:18, where God declares it's not good for man to be alone, we delve into the silent epidemic of chronic loneliness and its profound effects on our wellbeing. The sermon examines key topics like faith, biblical solutions to isolation, and the importance of genuine spiritual community. Engage with this thought-provoking message and discover transformative truths for enriched connections. Share this message with someone who may need to hear it and subscribe for more insights.
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  • The WallBuilders Show - The Bible Behind America’s Founding

    July 4 gets all the fireworks, but our actual independence vote landed on July 2, 1776, and that one detail opens the door to a much bigger reset of what we think we know about America’s founding. We walk through the real timeline from Richard Henry Lee’s motion, to Jefferson’s draft, to the edits Congress made, to why July 4 is better understood as Declaration Day, not the day the vote happened.

    Then we tackle the argument lighting up headlines: Bible passages in public school curriculum. We explain why studying the Bible as literature and history is not the same thing as preaching it, and why so many classic American texts assume biblical references. If students read Martin Luther King Jr’s Letter From Birmingham Jail but don’t know who Paul is or what the fiery furnace story refers to, they miss the point. We also get specific about the “unconstitutional” claim, including what the 1963 Supreme Court decisions actually allowed in history and literature classes.

    Finally, we bring it back to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the question underneath everything: can you understand the Founding Fathers without biblical literacy when Scripture was so commonly quoted in their political writing? We cover the Dunlap broadside printing, why signatures come later on August 2, and we share a simple reading list you can use with your family this week, from John Adams’s letters to John Quincy Adams and Calvin Coolidge.

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