The WallBuilders 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.

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Unlock the secrets behind the labyrinthine U.S. election process! We unravel the complexities of primary elections and state conventions with Washington State as our primary case study. You'll gain a sharper understanding of the significant roles of state conventions and delegates, and the effects of the top-two primary systems. Learn why the U.S. Constitution's delegation of election oversight to individual states results in such a diverse patchwork of methods and what that means for voters across the nation.

Is the Democratic Party sabotaging its own democratic principles? Tune in as we spotlight the tension between the party's elite decision-makers and its registered voters, exploring the flexibility parties possess in altering their nomination rules. We dive into the role of independent candidates and dissect the importance of runoffs and closed primaries in preserving party integrity in states like Texas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. By examining historical shifts within the Democratic Party and the impact on voter engagement, we offer valuable insights into the evolving landscape of American politics.

Discover how congressional committee hearings have transformed from vital information-gathering sessions into platforms for political theater. We trace their evolution through history, analyzing how shifts in moral compass and political climates have repurposed these hearings. Finally, we reflect on various periods of unity and division in American history, pondering whether contemporary America is amid another Great Awakening. We highlight the leadership that has fostered unity during challenging times, from George Washington to Ronald Reagan, and consider what lessons we can draw for today. Join us for a thought-provoking journey through the past and present of American governance and national identity.

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Ever wondered why understanding America's unique heritage is so crucial? Join us as Jerry Newcombe, Executive Director of the Providence Forum, brings his profound insights into the principles that shaped our nation. Explore the foundational values of religion and morality that were integral to America's inception, and discover the brave commitments made by the signers of the Declaration of Independence. This episode is a passionate call to remember and honor the sacrifices of the Founding Fathers, ensuring the younger generation appreciates the freedoms we enjoy today.

Dive deep into the profound influence of biblical Christianity on America's foundational principles, a cornerstone of our nation's identity as observed by Alexis de Tocqueville in 1831. Contrast the divine inspiration behind our rights with the destructive ideologies of the 20th century, such as communism and Nazism, which rejected divine authority. By recognizing that our freedoms are God-given, learn why it's imperative to maintain a moral and just society where laws and government are shaped by higher principles.

Transform your understanding of patriotism with a year-round celebration of American history. Discover why figures like George Washington and other Founding Fathers were so deeply influenced by Christianity. Emphasize the importance of reading the Bible and studying history to fully grasp America's legacy. Join us in fostering continuous patriotic renewal and education, making informed patriotism a part of your everyday life.

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Sexually explicit materials are creeping into our public schools and libraries, and it's time to fight back. Join us as we speak with Bonnie Wallace, a relentless advocate who has been bravely challenging the presence of inappropriate books in Llano, Texas. Bonnie’s journey is marked by her unwavering faith and determination, and she provides valuable insights and practical advice for those ready to take a stand in their own communities.

We delve into the broader cultural battle and spotlight the steadfast efforts of the Llano County community, backed by legal experts to safeguard children's innocence. Together, we explore the necessity of courage and resilience in upholding moral values and protecting our children's future. Tune in to be inspired and learn how you can contribute to this critical battle.

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What happens when a sitting president unexpectedly exits the race? Join us as we analyze Joe Biden's sudden withdrawal from his presidential campaign. We'll explore the murky depths of political backroom deals, the immediate endorsement of Kamala Harris, and what this means for the Democratic Party. We also examine the ripple effects on Biden's family, particularly the future of Hunter Biden, and the internal party dynamics that could shape the Democratic strategy moving forward.

We'll also venture into the contentious debate over parental involvement in education, contrasting the Republican perspective with what is often portrayed as the Democratic stance. What does Kamala Harris's track record reveal about her vulnerabilities, and how might these impact her candidacy? With a surge in donations following the announcement, we assess the strategic implications for the Democratic Party, including the potential use of the 25th Amendment should Biden’s cognitive decline make it impossible for him to continue his presidency.

Finally, we delve into the broader theme of Biden's cognitive decline and its historical parallels. How does his situation compare to past leaders who faced similar issues while in office? We scrutinize Harris's key issues in the context of what truly matters to the American public, revealing potential misalignments. With significant endorsements and a surprising commendation from the Massachusetts Democratic Party, calling Biden's decision a "breathtaking humility," we wrap up with a comprehensive analysis of this politically seismic event. Join us for this thought-provoking episode as we dissect these critical developments and their far-reaching consequences.

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Get ready for an in-depth look at the recent Republican National Convention. Promising a comprehensive account of Donald Trump's speech, you'll learn about the calls for unity, the strategic plans for a second term, and the notable humility and peaceful tone Trump exhibited throughout. We analyse Trump's leadership style, shifting from self-praise to more goal-oriented statements, and what this could mean for his future in politics.

Discover the unique qualities that set this Republican Convention apart from its predecessors. From the presidential nominee's emotional engagement—attending all four nights and even shedding tears on the first night—to the overwhelmingly optimistic atmosphere, akin to Obama's 2008 convention as noted by Van Jones, this event broke with tradition in several significant ways, including the announcement of the vice presidential nominee at the beginning.

Finally, we examine the future of the Democratic nomination amid rumors of Joe Biden's potential departure due to cognitive decline. We analyze Kamala Harris's position as the likely replacement and discuss the strategic considerations for vice-presidential picks, with names like Roy Cooper and Michelle Obama being floated. We also tackle the challenges posed by fundraising dynamics and Harris's low approval ratings. Wrapping up, we reflect on the historic nature of the current presidential race, including the recent assassination attempt, and provide a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective to equip listeners with a deeper understanding of these momentous developments.

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What fuels a World War II veteran’s willingness to serve again under President Trump? Discover the answer as we share firsthand experiences from the Republican convention, highlighting memorable speeches. Uncover the touching stories of Bronco Charlie, an 11-year-old Pony Express rider, and a World War II veteran who, at 101 years old, still embodies the spirit of service. This episode offers a unique perspective on the intertwining of faith, history, and politics, exploring their relevance in today's political climate.

Join us for an exploration of courage and restoration. Hear about the heartfelt speeches from the Republican National Convention, featuring Gold Star families and military veterans advocating for a stronger America. Listen to the compelling calls from our leaders Donald Trump Jr. and JD Vance for a return to foundational American principles. We also delve into the role of the church in upholding societal values and reflect on how recent events may inspire a stronger expression of faith among political leaders. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the deep connections between faith, history, and contemporary politics.

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Can the Republican Party truly maintain its core values while expanding its base? Join us as we take you to the heart of the Republican Convention, where the excitement is palpable and the dynamics are shifting. This episode unpacks the diverse groups now rallying behind the Republican banner. Hear firsthand accounts from a former Biden voter, a police chief, and the mayor of Dallas who switched sides due to contentious law enforcement policies, all pointing to a growing coalition forged on shared ideas.

We shine a spotlight on the significance of upholding God-given rights as originally envisioned by the founding fathers. The episode delves into the risks of compromising on traditional values like pro-life and traditional marriage in pursuit of broader inclusivity. Historical endorsements from the Reagan era and the strategic tightrope Donald Trump must walk to keep faith-based voters engaged are dissected. We compare the Democratic Party's historical relationship with black voters. Our conversation is a candid exploration of the fine line between staying true to conservative principles and embracing a diverse voter base.

We also critically examine the balance that political figures such as Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, and Sarah Huckabee Sanders must strike to appeal to their core supporters while attracting new ones. Trump's bold moves in his first term, particularly his support for pro-life initiatives and religious freedom, are highlighted as pivotal moments that resonate deeply within the conservative base. This episode wraps up with a comparison between the Republican and Democrat conventions, showcasing the unique openness and unity of the Republican gathering. We even draw intriguing parallels between Trump’s leadership style and historical figures, making for a compelling narrative on the role of government and leadership in today's political landscape.

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Is divine intervention at play in modern politics? Join us as we unravel this intriguing notion on today's episode. We kick off with an update at the National Convention, where Donald Trump announces his pick for vice president, JD Vance . From the generational mosaic of attendees to a rather amusing commentary on the convention’s music playlist, we provide a vibrant snapshot of the event's atmosphere. But the mood quickly shifts as we confront the gravity of a recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the far-reaching consequences of this chilling event.

Could Trump's narrow escape from an assassination attempt be a sign of divine protection? Drawing parallels to the spiritual warfare depicted in Frank Peretti's "This Present Darkness," we explore this profound possibility. We also discuss how this harrowing incident has seemingly reshaped Trump’s rhetoric and outlook, imbuing him with a newfound sense of humility and acknowledgment of God’s protection. This perspective provides a unique lens through which to consider the complexities and spiritual dimensions of political battles in our time.

As we turn our focus to JD Vance, Trump’s freshly announced VP pick, we explore Vance’s impressive resume—from Marine to businessman to author to newly elected senator and his journey toward Christianity, regularly attending Catholic services. We weigh the strategic calculations behind Trump’s choice, noting Vance’s alignment with Trump’s vision and his appeal to Midwest blue-collar voters. This discussion offers a comprehensive analysis of Vance’s potential to reshape the political landscape, leaving listeners with a sense of anticipation about what this dynamic new duo might achieve.

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Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Alisa Childers, a renowned author who delves into the intricate world of deconstruction within Christianity. Alisa shares her unique insights and personal experiences, shedding light on the alarming trend of young people walking away from their faith. Together, we unpack the complex term "deconstruction," distinguish it from mere questioning, and discuss practical ways for parents and mentors to effectively support young people during these challenging times.

Alisa takes us on a journey through the philosophical roots of deconstruction in postmodernism and underscores the crucial role of biblical authority. Through compelling analogies and real-life examples, she illustrates the life-saving importance of addressing sin and salvation. We also highlight valuable resources like apologetics and historical evidence to bolster one's faith. Whether you're a parent, mentor, or someone wrestling with your beliefs, this episode equips you with the tools to navigate the choppy waters of deconstruction and stay grounded in your Christian faith.

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