Welcome to the intersection of faith in the culture. It's wall builders. We're taking

on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

Of course, as you've heard us say, if you're a longtime listener, many, many times we believe

it's really important to know what the Bible says about any issue we're facing today. There's

little area that is off limits. Everything that deals with our personal relationships, our

work relationships, how we run our business, or how we work as an employee, or our independent

contractor, whatever your role is, the Bible speaks to all of that. Well, that also speaks to how we

form our society, how we treat our neighbors, what kind of leaders we elect. If we are in

public service, or we're serving in any way in politics, or anything like that, the Bible has a lot

to say about how we should do that. So, biblical perspective on everything in life, incredibly

important. And then, of course, historical perspective. We think you can learn from history. You

know, if you look back in history, you can see what works, what doesn't work. So, we're

big on studying that history, knowing that history as Ronald Reagan said, if we forget what we

did, we won't know who we are. America's facing a crisis of conscious. We don't know who we

are. And so, we're sliding into socialism. We're sliding into all of these totalitarian type

things. It's just crazy. It's because we don't know our history. So, wall builders is all about

bringing back that history, bringing back that foundation. In fact, wall builders comes from the

book of Nehemiah, where it says, arise and rebuild the walls that we may no longer be a

reproach. The walls were the strength of a nation back then. You had to have that. Today, the

foundation of America is what needs to be rebuilt, bringing back these principles of liberty,

and making sure that we understand them and how to apply them. And so, we get a biblical

perspective, a historical perspective, and a constitutional perspective. How do we apply this in our

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