Welcome to a special edition of Gospel Truth with Andrew Womack.

On today's broadcast, Andrew is joined by David and Tim Barton as they discuss the history of Christian liberty in America.

And now here's Andrew.

Welcome to our Wednesday's broadcast of the Gospel Truth.

We've got a very special program today.

Matter of fact, all of this week, I've got my good friends David and Tim Barton with Wall Builders

that are here. That's the name of their ministry. It's wallbuilders.com. We encourage you to check it out.

And we are just celebrating 250 years of this great nation, and we're countering a lot of the

wrong thinking, wrong history that's been presented about it. And David and Tim are historians.

I don't think you went to school to be a historian, but man, they have dedicated their life to it,

and they have the largest collection of private

collection of original documents from our founding fathers.

And they have a great museum.

And where is that?

Fort Worth, Dallas and Texas.

So Fort Worth, one in Fort Worth, one in Dallas.

Oh, really?

I went to your place and where was it, Alito or something. Yes, that's the one we're referencing as Fort Worth. It's at the west side of Fort Worth. And then our friend Glenn Beck, we opened a museum with him over in Dallas. So some of our artifacts are on display there in collaboration. So there's actually, if people come to Dallas, Fort Worth, there's two museums they need to come see. Both of them have different artifacts and items, and they're incredible. When I was with you in Glenbeck one time over in Dallas, and is that where your museum is? Yeah, over there, there's a large museum now, and it's got lots of stuff. It's got cannons and cars and spaceships and all sorts of big stuff. And then what we've got over in the Fort Worth is more of the documents and the books and the Bibles and a lot of the smallers. That's where we have all the signatures of the signers, the declarations, signers, the Constitution, that kind of stuff. So if you were just watching today's program, if you didn't see Monday and Tuesday, I encourage you to go to our website and watch it because we were talking about the founding of the colonies at Jamestown and also the pilgrims and contrasting the two.

And most people who are critical of the Christian heritage of the United States go to

Jamestown and talk about all the things that happened there.

But the pilgrims are the ones that actually

laid the foundation and this nation came out of the pilgrims. And so that's one of the reasons

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