The WallBuilders Show

Parents are waking up to the fact that the public schools are exposing their children to pornographic material. How could this be happening and what can we do about it? Ken Ivory is on today to talk to us about legislation that is being put in place to combat this sexualizing of our children by the public schools.

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Today, we have Ben Johnson on to talk about the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action. In his article he explains that though the ruling appears good at face value, there are a few nuances that still leave it open for abuse. What can we expect moving forward? Be sure to tune in today to find out!

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Tony Perkins is on with us today to tell us about his new 14-day study on Nehemiah. The only way we will be able to rebuild our nation and restore our defenses against the enemy is if we all work on the culture in our own areas of influence, just as it was done in Nehemiah as they rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem. You will be encouraged, and you will fall in love with the Bible, again!

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Masculinity is crumbling in our country, and Warrior Poets are the antidote. Our liberties are being stripped away and children are especially under attack. John Lovell is on with us today to tell us about Warrior Poet Society and his book, The Warrior Poet Way, providing answers to the declining morals that are so present in our country, today.

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Today we’ll be working through David and Tim’s stack of good news articles. High school Christian football teams, after being told they couldn’t pray, get their prayer back after a new law in Florida has been passed, opening prayer back up. Courts rule that the Satanic temple is not to be considered a religion. A federal judge rules that the Biden administration cannot work with big media to censor viewpoints. Backlash continues against Target for their transgenderism policies. Trump promotes conservative principles and policies surrounding the possibility of a second presidency. US Citizenship and Immigration Services plans to make the criteria for immigration stricter as it pertains to English proficiency. Ben and Jerry’s gets further push back for their comment saying that US land was stolen from Native Americans. All of this and more, today on Good News Friday!

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 Today is Foundations of Freedom Thursday, which means we’ll spend time answering questions! The Supreme Court decided the state and federal courts can review election rules. Wouldn’t this create a conflict of interests? And is it proper for an individual to hold more than one elected office at a time? Tune in today to get the answers!

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There have been several major victories for religious freedom in the Supreme Court, recently. A postal worker wins his case for not having to work on the sabbath. A web designer gets a ruling in her favor protecting her from using her business to advocate homosexual marriage. We also look at the Sweet Cakes case. Precedent is being set in favor of religious liberty and freedoms. Kelly Shackelford from First Liberty is on with us today to give us an update on these victories as well as current cases they are working on. You don’t want to miss today’s episode!

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 In Minnesota, law prevents Christian counselors from charging for “Conversion” therapy, helping individuals out of their sexual sins. Pastor Gus Booth is on with us today to talk about the law, and what is being done. We must stand for Biblical truth.

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 New evidence from the January 6th storming of the capitol, reveals capitol police officers may have facilitated the forceful entry by the crowd. Video evidence has been leaked, and Congressman Barry Loudermilk is on today to tell us about it. What could this mean for the security of our nation’s capitol? You don’t want to miss today’s episode!

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Today, we work through more of David and Tim’s stack of good news articles- The cases against Jack Phillips have made their way to the Supreme Court and a victory for him sets precedent for future cases. Also in the Supreme Court, affirmative action and race-based selection in education is being shut down. Public polling is showing LGBTQIA+ favorability is down after many Americans find there agenda so off-putting. After a postal carrier loses his job over having to work on Sunday, the Supreme Court rules in his favor.

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